Hardin Lumber Co. v. Allen

It appearing conclusively and without issue that the lumber levied on under the foreclosure of a laborer’s lien, arising out of the employment of the plaintiff to fire the boiler of a sawmill, was not the property of the employer, but was the property of a third person, who is the claimant of title to the lumber, and it appearing conclusively and without dispute that the claimant had not employed the plaintiff and had had no dealings whatever with him respecting the work, although the claimant knew of the plaintiff’s employment and had received the benefit of his services and had been told by…