Hilliker v. Francisco
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from. Jackson Circuit Court—IIon. Samuel L. Sawyer, Judge. This was a suit to enforce a mechanic’s lien brought by R. ~W. Hilliker and Joel F. Kinney, as partners doing business under the name and style of Hilliker & Kinney, against Francisco, Switzer & Jeffers and the First National Bank of Kansas City.
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Appeal from. Jackson Circuit Court—IIon. Samuel L. Sawyer, Judge. This was a suit to enforce a mechanic’s lien brought by R. ~W. Hilliker and Joel F. Kinney, as partners doing business under the name and style of Hilliker & Kinney, against Francisco, Switzer & Jeffers and the First National Bank of Kansas City. The bank was the owner of the building sought to be charged with the lien; the other defendants were contractors for its erection, and plaintiffs were sub-contractors for the stone-work. The contract sued on ran in the name of “ R. W. Hilliker and J. F. Kinney, of the firm of Hilliker…
1Opinion of the CourtHenry, J.
i. mechanics’ Say appeaffrom Ss pro^erty?ulst
The First National Bank of Kansas City was> ^ plaintiffs, made a defendant, but they now insist that the bank has no right of appeal from the judgment against its property. *603Sec. 9, page 910, Wag. Stat., provides that “ in all suits under this chapter, the parties to the contract shall, and all other persons interested in the matter in controversy and the property charged with the lien may be made parties, but such as are not made parties shall not be bound by any such proceedings.” Respondents contend that the bank was not a necessary party to the…
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