Gibson v. Dunham
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Vice Chief Justice.
Defendants below appeal from a judg-⅜ ment determining and foreclosing a mate-; rialman’s lien. Parties are referred to as they appeared in the trial court.
Defendants entered, into an oral contract with one Jarret Milam in March, 1956, for a limited remodeling and an addition to their home. The terms were for a “turnkey” job at a price of $1,270. Plaintiff furnished, on orders of Milam or his employees, all of the materials used on this job. Milam, just before the work was completed, obtained a check from defendants for $1,000. This check was made payable to…
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