Jackson v. A.B.Z. Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mr. Justice Day.
We will refer to the parties by name.
A.B.Z. Lumber Company was successful in the trial court in its suit to foreclose a “materialman’s” lien on the property of Richard and Maria Jackson. AlumiluxScott, Inc., was the general contractor employed to remodel the Jackson home at 4430 South Sherman St. Donald Duffy, doing business as Tritan Construction Company, was one of the subcontractors to perform a portion of the contract. Duffy purchased from A.B.Z. Lumber material in the amount of $681.13 which was used on the Jackson job. The material was obtained on credit and…
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