Greenway v. Turner
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Baltimore county court. A scire facias was issued by the appellees on the 12th of August 1848, under the act of 1838, ch. 205, upon a lien claimed by them upon a house and lot owned by the appellant, for materials furnished by them to one Wall, the contractor for the construction of said house.
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Appeal from Baltimore county court. A scire facias was issued by the appellees on the 12th of August 1848, under the act of 1838, ch. 205, upon a lien claimed by them upon a house and lot owned by the appellant, for materials furnished by them to one Wall, the contractor for the construction of said house. The claim for lien, amounting to $491.47, was filed on the 25th of March 1848. The bill of particulars shows, that lime and other materials were furnished by the plaintiffs to Wall, at short intervals from the 3rd of November 1846 to the 20th of September 1847, from which time no charge is…
1Opinion of the CourtMason, J.
This is a proceeding under the mechanics’ lien law of 1838, chap. 205, and its supplements.
The defendant contracted with a man named Wall for the building of a house in Baltimore, and Wall obtained a portion of the materials used in the house from the Messrs. Turner, the plaintiffs. At different times and at short intervals from the month of November 1846, up to the 20th September 1847, materials were furnished as alleged by the plaintiffs, and which are not denied by the defendant. No materials were again furnished after the 20th September until the 7th of February 1848, a period of nearly…
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