Weil v. Bomash

The defendant, Louis Bomash, who was the owner of a 99-year lease of the premises known as numbers 766-772 West Harrison street, which were improved with a 3-story and basement building, the ground floor being occupied by stores, and the second and third stories being used as a hotel, contracted with Lewis and Levy, plumbing contractors, to have them furnish certain materials necessary in making some alterations and improvements in the building. For that purpose, Lewis and Levy purchased some materials from the complainants, Weil Brothers. On July 27, 1917, the latter served a subcontractor’s…