McCluskey v. Still

1. Although it may be a custom for running accounts to fall due and become payable on January 1 following (Civil Code of 1910, § 3435), yet, for the purpose of foreclosing a lieii arising out of such an account, the account will be regarded as falling due upon “the delivery of the last item constituting a part of the running account covered by the contract.” Park’s Code (1914), § 3353 (2 a); Dunning v. Stovall, 30 Ga. 444; Calhoun Brick Co. v. Pattillo Lumber Co., 10 Ga. App. 181 (2) (73 S. E. 23). A lien cannot be asserted in a suit brought on a running account more than twelve months after…