James B. Clow & Sons v. Goldstein

Plaintiff sought to establish a mechanic’s lien against certain property of defendant Goldstein, to the amount of $156.30 for certain bath tubs and sinks sold at that sum to Hoffman, a plumber, who, under a contract with Goldstein, installed them into a flat building owned by him, which he was at the time engaged in renovating. Notice of lien was duly served. The cause was tried by the agreement of the parties before the trial judge without a jury, and the judge, after hearing all the evidence, found the issues in favor of Goldstein and entered judgment accordingly, and the record is brought…