Willingham v. Long
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Russell. Tried before the TIon. James E. Cobb. This action was brought by W. A. Willingham, against James W. Long, to recover the sum of $205.83, the price of lumber and materials furnished by plaintiff to defendant, to be used in the construction of a house, and also to enforce a statutory lien on the house (and the lot on which it was situated, which was particularly described in the complaint); and was commenced on the 18th September,…
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Appeal from the Circuit Court of Russell. Tried before the TIon. James E. Cobb. This action was brought by W. A. Willingham, against James W. Long, to recover the sum of $205.83, the price of lumber and materials furnished by plaintiff to defendant, to be used in the construction of a house, and also to enforce a statutory lien on the house (and the lot on which it was situated, which was particularly described in the complaint); and was commenced on the 18th September, 1879. The complaint alleged, and the proof showed, that the lumber and materials were furnished by the plaintiff, under a…
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
On the authority of Welch v. Porter (63 Ala. 225), and Geiger v. Hussey (Ib. 338), the judgment in this cause must be reversed.— See, also, Phil. Mech. Lien,§§ 12, 112.
Reversed and remanded.
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Welch v. Porter & Co.Supreme Court of Alabama · 1879
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- Trammell v. HudmonSupreme Court of Alabama · 1884