Fullerton v. Leonard
Citations
- 3 S.D. 118
- 52 N.W. 325
Syllabus
<p>1. Wlien two defendants have made a joint contract with a builder for the erection of several buildings for a definite sum of money for all of them, some of which are to be placed on a lot owned in severalty by one of the defendants, and others to erected on another lot, owned in like manner by the other defendant, and a subcontractor furnishes lumber and other building material which is used for the erection of such buildings under an entire contract with the builder, and complies with the provisions of sections 5469, 5470, Comp. Laws, he is entitled to a joint lien, until he-lias been fully paid for tbe lumber and material furnisbed under sucb contract.</p> <p>2. The statement required by section 5470, Comp. Laws, may be verified by an agent of the subcontractor, who has positive knowledge of the facts stated in the account</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Ooiut..</p>
Judges: Bennett
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