Farmers & Merchants Bank v. Sawyer

RICE, Judge.

Appellees owned a lot. They built for themselves, to be used as a residence, a dwelling house thereon, in which they installed (through artisans) the articles— two lavatories, a bathtub, an ironing board, a water heater, a porch ceiling light fixture, six bracket wall light fixtures, and nine ceiling light fixtures — the subject of this suit. Each and every one of the articles named was connected in some physical manner with the building erected, and used by appellees for its respective purpose. They might well be termed collectively the plumbing and electric light fixtures of the…