Armour & Co. v. McPhee & McGinnity Co.

The action is to enforce a lien which subdivision II of chapter 143, C. L. 1921, gives to mechanics and others. It was brought by McPhee & McGKnnity, material men, against Armour & Company, a Delaware corporation, owner of the premises on which a hog cooler building was erected for it by Patrick J. Sullivan, principal contractor, under a written contract between them; and, as there was a mortgage on the premises, the mortgagees were joined as defendants. There were other claimants of liens and they were made codefendants, so that all interested parties might be, as they were, heard and their…