John Agnew Co. v. Board of Education
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On final tearing on bills, answers, replications and proofs taken in open court.
1Opinion of the Court
Stevenson, Y. C.
1. The decree will adjudge that any liens originally acquired by the Ingalls Stone Company and James Healey, by the filing of their respective notices, were released so that they have no participation in the'distribution of the fund. Under the statute, as amended in 1909, these parties are covered by a bond securing their entire claims. The provision for the substitution of a bond for the claimant’s lien, which was injected into the statute in 1909, like many other provisions of the act, is badly drawn. After a careful study of this amendment, I have reached the conclusion…
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