Hubbell v. Schreyer
New York Court of Appeals
This is a proceeding to enforce a mechanic’s lien upon premises in the city of New York, owned by defendant Schreyer, under the mechanic’s lien law of 1863. (Chap. 500, Laws of 1863.) In 1870, one Holt contracted with Schreyer to furnish the materials and do the mason work for four buildings upon the premises in question.
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This is a proceeding to enforce a mechanic’s lien upon premises in the city of New York, owned by defendant Schreyer, under the mechanic’s lien law of 1863. (Chap. 500, Laws of 1863.) In 1870, one Holt contracted with Schreyer to furnish the materials and do the mason work for four buildings upon the premises in question. Holt contracted with defendant Muldoon and two others, comprising the firm of Muldoon, Kenny & Doonan, to furnish the brown stone for $5,800, payable $3,000 when the fronts were up and the balance when the stone work was completed. After the fronts were up, Muldoon’s…
1Opinion of the Court
Allen, J.,
reads for reversal of judgment of General Term, and for affirmance of judgment entered upon report of referee.
All concur except Folger, J., not voting.
Judgment accordingly.
2Cited by1 opinion
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