New Winder Lumber Co. v. Guest

Bussell, Chief Justice.

C. D. Holliday and his sister, Mrs. H. W. Guest, owned as tenants in common two tracts of real estate, one containing 64 acres and the other 8 acres, not adjoining. Holliday rented the land from his sister, and erected a dwelling-house on the 8-acre tract, procuring certain material from New Winder Lumber Company, which caused to be timely recorded a claim of lien as to both tracts, the claim setting out the owners of the property as “Que Holliday and Marge Holliday Guest.” Judgment of foreclosure was rendered on August 25, 1931, against C. D. Holliday generally, with a…