Miller v. Harmon
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
Appellee D. C. Harmon, hereinafter called plaintiff, sued appellants Mrs. Alice Miller and her husband, E. C. Miller, and appellee W. E. Newton, for $105, alleged to be due for certain labor furnished Newton as general contractor in the erection of a residence for Mrs. Miller. Plaintiff also named as defendants Gilbert Wallace, D. A. Scoggins, and John Brown, hereinafter called interveners, who intervened claiming that the respective sums of $42.50, $54, and $54 were due them for labor furnished Newton in the erection of the residence for Mrs. Miller. And plaintiff and all inter-veners…
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