State v. Borden
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On certiorari to the Ocean county Circuit Court, bringing up a rule discharging an order to show cause why an execution issued out of said court upon a mechanics’ lien claim, commanding the sale of property previously sold under an execution issued upon a concurrent lien claim, should not b.e set aside, and for a judgment setting aside the rule discharging and making the order to show cause absolute.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Reed, J.
As appears by the return to this writ, William H. Hoover and others were the owners of the Land’s End Hotel, in Point Pleasant, New Jersey.
James Corcoran and Byron Richards, partners as the Point Pleasant Lumber Company, under whom the prosecutor claims, and Charles E. Borden, the defendant, furnished materials used in the erection and construction of the said Land’s End Hotel, entitling them, concurrently, to liens, by virtue of the mechanics’ lien law, thereon.
On April 19th, 1884, James Corcoran and Byron Richards, partners, &c., filed their…
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