Indiana Quarries Co. v. Simms
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Taylor Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hannah
Affirming.
*416The Indiana Quarries Company sued Jos. C. Simms and the Taylor National Bank in the Taylor Circuit Court, to recover the sum of $516.83, claimed to he due to it from said Simms for a quantity of building stone, and asserting and seeking the enforcement of a lien against the property of the defendant bank, the said stone having been used by Simms in the construction of a building for said bank. Judgment went against defendant Simms by default; and defendant bank’s demurrer to the petition being sustained by the court, and plaintiff company declining…
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