Witschard v. A. Brody & Sons, Inc.

The defendant Edwin S. Buckley entered into a contract with the defendant A. Brody & Sons, Inc., to perform certain work on the premises of the latter, in making excavations, building walls and laying concrete floorings. Buckley, for necessary lumber supplied to the job, became indebted in a substantial sum to the defendant Westbury Lumber Co., Inc. More lumber was required to complete the job, but the Westbury Company refused to make further deliveries. Mr. Ben Brody, of the Brody firm, said to officers of the Westbury Company that if they “ continued to deliver the balance of materials…