Bennett, Etc. v. Pearson, Etc.

— This case involves an appeal from a negative verdict rendered in an action brought by the plaintiff-appellants against the defendant-appellees to foreclose a mechanic’s lien.

The relevant facts, as found in the record, are that the appellees Pruitt and appellee Pearson entered into an oral contract whereby Pearson agreed to veneer Pruitts’ house with stone. On order of Pearson, appellants furnished the stone to be used by Pearson in fulfilling his contract with the appellees Pruitt.

The appellants filed a lien on Pruitts’ house in the amount of the purchase price of the stone which Pearson…