Albright v. Trinity Presbyterian Church
New York Supreme Court
Action by Edmond L. Albright against the Trinity Presbyterian Church of Rochester and others to foreclose a mechanic’s lien. Judgment ordered for plaintiff, and for defendant Henry G. Fisher.
1Opinion of the CourtRodenbbck, J.
The plaintiff and defendant Fisher made separate contracts with the defendant church for the reconstruction of its edifice; both contracts being dated October 13, 1913, and the former being a contract for mason work, and the latter for carpenter work. Neither contract was completed. The work progressed down to a point where $3,275 worth of work had been done, when the plaintiff was unable to secure any payment other than a payment of $200, and the work was discontinued by him, which necessitated discontinuance by the defendant Fisher, and mechanics’ liens were filed.
The plaintiff obtained an…
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- Campbell v. . CoonNew York Court of Appeals · 1896
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