Madison Lumber Co. v. Globe Indemnity Co.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
JANVIER, Judge.
Dendinger, Inc., doing business as Madison Lumber Company, and hereafter, for convenience, referred to as the Madison Company, is a furnisher of lumber, building materials, and supplies. John J. Julian is a contractor, and Globe Indemnity Company is a corporation engaged in the business of issuing various kinds of bonds, policies, and insurance contracts.
The Madison Company seeks solidary judgment against Julian and the surety in the sum of $749.59, together with interest and attorney’s fees, alleging that to be the balance due for materials furnished by it and used by Julian…
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