Legal Opinion
Ferris-Lee Lumber Co. v. Fulghum
Supreme Court of Florida
Decided July 16, 1929PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtEllis, J.
J. T. Wright and Lilly Wright, his wife, were the owners by entirety of a lot in Pensacola. B. E. and K. L. Fulghum were copartners doing business as Fulghum Construction Company. The Wrights employed the Fulghums to build a house on the lot owned by the former. The Ferris-Lee Lumber' Company, a corporation, was a dealer in lumber and building materials.
On August 5, 1925, the Ferris-Lee Lumber Company served upon J. T. Wright a cautionary notice in writing that it was furnishing and was about to furnish lumber and materials to the Fulghums to be used in the construction, repair and use of…
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- McGill v. Art Stone Construction Co.Supreme Court of Florida · 1909
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