Ragon v. Howard

These several bills, consolidated and heard together, were filed to have declared and enforced mechanics’ and furnishers’ liens on a block of buildings erected by defendant, Howard. The Chancellor held that the complainants were entitled to liens as against Howard and the Cincinnati Investment Co., and fixed the priorities of the several bills upon a lot of eighty-seven feet sold by the investment company to Howard, but not upon the remainder of the lot, which was sold to Howard by Dickey. He decreed that all of the complainants had liens prior to that of the investment company, under a deed…