Interstate Lumber Co. v. Rider

This is an appeal from a judgment in favor of the Interstate Lumber Company and against M. D. Rider for materials furnished him, at his special instance and request, of the reasonable value of $278.26, with interest, costs and attorney’s fee, and decree of foreclosure of a materialman’s lien upon the house for the repair of which the materials were used, as against both Rider and the Home Building & Loan Association, holding two mortgages on the premises.

There is no conflict in the evidence adduced before the court, sitting without a jury. In 1928, Rider was the owner of a lot in the city of…