Adams v. Buhler

This case is in this court for the second • time — Adams v. Buhler, 116 Ind. 100. It is now contended that the notice of an intention to hold a lien upon the real estate described is insufficient. Counsel say of the complaint : “ We incline to think that it fails to show a sufficient notice filed with the recorder to constitute a lien against appellants’ property, in that the notice having shown that the labor was performed for a contractor and not for the owner, we think it should have shown that the proper antecedent steps had been taken by notifying the appellants at or before the time of…