Morehouse v. Shipman Lumber Servaes Co.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtVan Dyke, P. J.
Plaintiffs and appellants appeal from those portions of a judgment which were in favor of the defendant and respondent Rounds Lumber Company, hereinafter called “Rounds,” adjudging that the appellants had no loggers’ liens against certain lumber found by the trial court to belong to Rounds and to be located in an area within the lumber yard of the defendant Shipman Lumber Servaes Company, a corporation, hereinafter called “Shipman,” at Merced, California, the area being referred to in the proceedings as the “Lawrence Warehouse area.” Plaintiffs brought action against Shipman Lumber Servaes…
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