Charleston Lumber Co. v. Friedman
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Kanawha County. Bill by the Charleston Lumber Company against Jacob Friedman and others. J udgment for plaintiff, and defendant Friedman appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Brannon, Judge:
Jacob Friedman owned a lot on the west side of Capitol street, in the city of Charleston, and upon it, under sealed contract with A. F. Withrow & Co. as building contractors, he erected a store building. G. W. Jobe made a contract with Friedman for putting shelves, counters and casings in the building, and other interior work, and the Charleston Lumber Company furnished Jobe materials *153therefor, and it filed a lien for such furnished materials against said lot. A. F. Withrow & Co., the contractors furnishing materials for and erecting said building, also filed a mechanic’s lien…
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