Hill v. Ryan

The facts in this case are very like the facts in Hill v. Braden, ante, p. 72, in this court, and the principle which must control its decision is the same.

Here were five separate and distinct houses, built upon five separate lots, each lot in a different block, in an addition to the city of Indianapolis; materials were furnished, in gross, which went, indiscriminately, into all; one notice of intention'to hold a lien upon all, for the amount due upon all, was given; but, in this case, there were five paragraphs in the complaint, each claiming one-fifth of the amount due on all, as the…