Cleveland v. Alpine Lumber Co.

.HIGGINS, Justice.

On April 7, 1931, appellants, O. D. Cleveland and wife, entered into a contract with M. C. Mosley whereby the latter agreed to furnish the labor and material and build a house for appellants on a parcel of land owned by the latter for the consideration of $3,-450, for which amount the Clevelands executed their note payable to the order of Mosley. The contract granted to Mosley a lien upon the house and land. It was duly acknowledged and recorded. The house was erected and accepted by appellants. The ap-pellee, Alpine Lumber Company, became the owner of such note and lien,…