First Nat. Bank v. Wegener
Oregon Supreme Court
From Union: John W. Knowles, Judge. In Banc. The foregoing causes .arise out of the insolvency of the White Pine Lumber Company, a partnership engaged in the lumbering business in Union County, Oregon.
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From Union: John W. Knowles, Judge. In Banc. The foregoing causes .arise out of the insolvency of the White Pine Lumber Company, a partnership engaged in the lumbering business in Union County, Oregon. The Lumber Company, evidently being in straightened circumstances in the conduct of its business, secured a loan from the respondent, First National Bank of Union, Oregon, and gave a promissory note and a chattel mortgage upon certain of its lumber product to secure the payment of the note. It also secured a like loan from the La Grande National Bank of La Grande, Oregon, and gave another…
1Concurring in part, dissenting in partBean, J.
I concur in the able opinion of Mr. Justice Johns, except as to that part relating to the segregating of the items of labor for which liens are claimed. It is held that it is “the duty of the lien claimant in his statement to specify the amount and value of his labor for cutting logs and the amount and value thereof in manufacturing lumber. ’ ’ The statute creating the lien makes no such requirement. The act of 1891, of which Sections 7461 and 7462, L. O. L., are a part, contemplates that but one notice of lien shall be filed for work performed on logs and for labor done in sawing the same.…
2Cases cited3 opinions
- Day v. GreenOregon Supreme Court · 1912
- Robins v. PaulsonWashington Supreme Court · 1902
- Fischer v. Cone Lumber Co.Oregon Supreme Court · 1907