Flour Mills of America, Inc. v. American Steel Building Co.

LAVENDER, Justice.

This is an action for money judgment and for the establishment and foreclosure of a mechanics’ and materialmen’s lien.

The case arose out of three contracts. The first was a written contract dated April 14, 1961, between the plaintiff in error (hereinafter called “Flour Mills”), owner of the real property involved, and H. T. Petersen, a sole trader doing business as P & M Sales (hereinafter called “Petersen”), as prime contractor, for the construction on Flour Mills’ property in the City of Alva, Oklahoma, of a certain building as an addition to Flour Mills’ grain storage…