Matzinger v. Harvard Lumber Co.
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMatthias, J.
The primary question presented is whether the defendant was a material man or subcontractor. It perfected its lien as a material man. It did not file with the owner an affidavit and certificate required of a contractor or subcontractor by the provisions of Section 8312, General Code.' Whether this lien was duly perfected, therefore, depends upon the determination of the question: Was the Harvard Lumber Company a material man or a subcontractor?
In one section of our Mechanic’s Lien Law (Section 8323-9, General Code), various terms therein employed are defined as follows:
“The words, ‘material…
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