Moran v. . Chase

The eleven buildings upon which the claimant asserted his lien are contiguous to each other, and, with the land on which they are erected, were, at the time the work was done and the lien filed, all owned by George K. Chase. He is the only appellant, and as against him there can be no good objection to treating them all as one building, and permitting the plaintiffs' claim against all of them to be embraced in a single proceeding.

The referee has found that the work and materials were done and furnished at the request of Chase and under contracts with him. Chase sets up in his answer that…