John Maynard Lumber Co. v. Brazell

On August 25, 1926, J. S. Marshall and wife entered into a contract with C. B. Vick, which provides that Vick is to furnish the labor and necessary material for the construction of an apartment house for Marshall and wife for the recited consideration of $12,100. The consideration is evidenced by three promissory notes executed by Marshall and wife on the same day and delivered to Vick. Bra-zell & Nichols, as subcontractors, were to do the necessary painting .on the building.' J. T. Saunders and Jess Whatoff were also subcontractors undertaking to do certain portions of the work. On the day…