Young v. Berger

— The appellee contracted with one Searles to make some repairs to certain buildings belonging to him. The repairs included the placing of some mantels and grates.

Searles purchased the mantels and grates of the appellant, who by this suit sought to foreclose a material man’s lien for their value.

The court, by request of parties, made a special finding of the facts and stated his conclusions of law thereon. The facts as found by the court were favorable to the appellant, and were full and explicit,except as to the giving of the notice required by section 5 of the act of March 6,1883. Elliott’s…