Haight v. Schuck
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Leavenworth District Court. Justus and William Schuck sued James Ryburn and William II. Haight, alleging an indebtedness from the defendants to them in the sum of $495.75, for work as carpenters, performed on and before the 27th. of October, 1867, upon three buildings, the property of said Ryburn and Haight, situated on part of lot 16, in block 25, Clark & Rees’ addition to Leavenworth.
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Error from Leavenworth District Court. Justus and William Schuck sued James Ryburn and William II. Haight, alleging an indebtedness from the defendants to them in the sum of $495.75, for work as carpenters, performed on and before the 27th. of October, 1867, upon three buildings, the property of said Ryburn and Haight, situated on part of lot 16, in block 25, Clark & Rees’ addition to Leavenworth. The petition further alleged that on the 9th of November, 1867, they filed a statement of their account, etc., to create a mechanics’ lien upon the property described in their petition. Other…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Sanford, J.:
This was an action brought by Justus Schuck, and others, against Wm. IT. Haight and James Eyburn, to recover the sum of $495.75 for work and labor done and performed by the said plaintiffs for and on account of the said Haight and Eyburn. The work was alleged to have been done upon three buildings, belonging to said parties last named; and the plaintiffs sought to enforce and foreclose an alleged mechanics’ lien for the abovenamed sum, which they claimed to exist in their favor against said buildings and the lot on which they were erected.
No…
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