Centurion Planning Corp. v. Seabrook Venture II

OPINION

TERRY JENNINGS, Justice.

Appellants, Centurion Planning Corporation, Inc. (Centurion) and Thomas C. Knickerbocker (Knickerbocker), challenge the trial court’s judgment, entered after a jury verdict, declaring that Centurion’s mechanic’s and materialman’s lien on real property owned by appellee, Seabrook Venture II (Venture), was null and void because there was no written contract between Centurion and Venture and because Centurion did not have any hen rights on the property as Centurion was not engaged in the practice of engineering 1 and the lien was fraudulent. 2

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