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· 11/1/1898

Cross v. Dore

Citations

  • 20 Wash. 121
  • 54 P. 1003
  • 1898 Wash. LEXIS 479

Syllabus

<p>LOGGING LIEN — WHO ENTITLED TO.</p> <p>Under Laws 1895, p. 175 (Bal. Code, § 5930), giving a lien to every person performing labor upon, or who assists in obtaining or securing, saw logs, persons employed under an agreement that they should stand ready to perform work in a logging camp when called upon, being changed and alternated in order that each person might be given a like amount of work, but each and all performing work in securing logs during each month from time of employment until they ceaseu work upon said logs, are entitled to liens upon all the logs obtained, since the work of each was performed under one continuous contract.</p>

Judges: Reavis

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