RANLO SUPPLY COMPANY v. Clark

The plaintiff contends that under the facts and circumstances revealed on this record, it has an implied contract with the defendants to pay for the materials it furnished to Smith to build the Floyd Clark house on the premises of the defendants.

It would seem that the judgment entered below must be sustained for several reasons.

The evidence, in our opinion, is insufficient to support the plaintiff’s contention that it has an implied contract with the defendants to pay for the materials furnished by it for the construction of the house in question. It is clear from the evidence that the…