Ivorydale Lumber Co. v. Cincinnati Union Terminal Co.

OPINION

By HAMILTON, PJ.

The question of law raised here is: Whether or not a material man furnishing materials through a contract with a material man, who furnishes lumber to a building, may have a mechanic’s lien on the building for the value of the materials?

The claim of the defendant in error is, that a selling material man to a purchasing material man is not entitled to maintain a mechanic’s lien under the provisions of §8310, GC.

Sec 8310, GC, provides:

“Every person who * * :: furnishes * * * material * * * for erecting, altering, repairing, or removing a house * * * or other building * *…