N. O. Nelson Mfg. Co. v. Rush

The plaintiff appeals from the judgment.

The action is to foreclose a lien claimed by the plaintiff upon the property of T. J. Rush for materials furnished to W. A. Merrick, who was a subcontractor for a plumbing and heating plant installed in an apartment house erected by the Pacific States Investment Company, as original contractor, for T. J. Rush, the owner. The plaintiff is a corporation.

The plaintiff’s claim for the materials amounted to $6,261.95. The court allowed it only $461.95. It is of this reduction that the plaintiff complains. During the progress of the work on Merrick’s…