Manpower, Inc. v. Phillips

There is no substantial disagreement between the parties as to the facts. It is conceded that the plaintiff placed the laborers with the contractor, Phillips; that they worked under the direction and supervision of Phillips; and that the plaintiff paid them for their work on the job. The laborers did improve defendants’ property, and the amount of $1,955.45, paid to the laborers, is the true and correct amount.

The plaintiff had a contract with the contractor, Phillips, to furnish him laborers as he requested from time to time. Plaintiff furnished such laborers, who rendered satisfactory…