Granite Co. v. . Bank

The Merchants Bank, owner of a lot in the city of Durham, in July and August, 1914, made a contract with N. Underwood to put up a bank building and in February, 1915, they made a further contract for the interior of the building, at a total price for all the work of $27,000.

On 31 July, 1914, Underwood, the contractor, contracted with the Pennsylvania Marble and Granite Company to furnish and erect the superstructure of the front of the bank building, and the latter company contracted with the Blue Pearl Granite Company to furnish certain granite to be used by the Pennsylvania Marble and…