Wilson v. Hopkins

This was an action by the appellants against the appellees, to enforce a lien for materials furnished to Shade and Wasser, and which were used in the erection of a building for appellee Hopkins, upon a lot of ground owned by him.'

Shade and Wasser answered by general denial. Hopkins answered in denial and by two affirmative paragraphs. The second was, that he had paid Shade and Wasser for building his house before he received notice of the lien of appellants. The third was, that the notice of the lien was not recorded in a book called a Mechanics’ Lien Record; but that the same was recorded in…