Legal Opinion
Weaver v. Ogle
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
Decided May 22, 1926PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSnodgrass, J.
Appellants, the defendants, make a fair statement of the case in their brief, as follows:
“The original bill was filed in this cause by Charles A. Weaver and A. J. Dunn as a co-partnership. It alleged that the principal defendants, A. R. and S. M. Ogle, doing business under the name of Ogle Brothers, as General Building Contractors, had been employed by the defendant, J. Harry Price and wife by special contract to build a dwelling house on a certain lot in Knox county, Tennessee, and that said Ogle Brothers had in turn employed the complainants to furnish the brick, sand, lime, cement, etc.,…
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