Foley v. Currie

SPEER, Justice.

This appeal had its origin in an action filed by Paul W. Currie on June 15, 1944, against W. B. Featherston, C. H. Foley, H. H. Hatfield, and O. G. Stephens and George W. Truitt, the last two alleged to compose a co-partnership, known as Stephens-Truitt Lumber Company. Currie sought damages, specific performance of a contract of sale of real estate and to remove cloud from the title of his land as against all defendants; it was alleged that the cloud on his title consisted of a purported mechanic’s lien claimed by Foley. Fie alleged - that the claimed lien was void, but that it…