Mood v. Methodist Episcopal Church

Against the contractor’s claim for compensation earned in the construction of a church building at Cisco, used in religious worship, the pastor, presiding elder, trustees, members of the building committee, and members of the church (an unincorporated organization) interposed the bar of the statutes of limitation. Rulings upon that defense, presented by exceptions, give rise to the main question brought to the Supreme Court. In the form brought up, the question relates to subject-matter of the third amended petition as compared with the sixth amended petition. For present purposes, a…