Felheim v. Perry Brewing Co.

Citations

• 63 Pa. Super. 561
• 1916 Pa. Super. LEXIS 213

Syllabus

<p>Mechanics’ lien — Maierials furnished continuously — Acts of April 'H, 1855, P. L. 288, and J une 4,1901, Sec. 12, P. L. 481.</p> <p>Under the Acts of April 14, 1855, P. L. 238, and June 4, 1901, .See. 12, P. L. 431, the right to file a mechanics’ lien is not defeated by- the fact that an interval of over two months intervened between the furnishing of the first portion of the materials and the furnishing of the last portion, if it appears that there was such continuity in the furnishing as would prima facie tie the several deliveries from the first to the last. Whether the material is furnished under one or more contracts does not affect the right to file the lien, inasmuch as the 12th Section of the Act of June 4, 1901, P.'L. 431, provides that if the labor and materials be furnished continuously “the claimant may file a single claim though furnished under more than one contract.”</p>