Ringle v. Wallis Iron Works

On the 16th day of February, 1892, the plaintiffs filed a lien, under the Mechanic’s Lien. Law, against certain premises situated in the city of New York, owned by the Terminal Warehouse Company, for the sum of $11,161, for labor and materials furnished in the erection .of a certain structure upou said premises. The contract under which the liability arose was made by the Wallis Iron Works, as principal contractor, with the Terminal Warehouse Company for the erection of the building. The defendant, The Wallis Iron Works, being desirous of discharging the lien, executed a bond in which…