H. J. Reedy Co. v. Harrison
Citations
- 24 Ohio C.C. Dec. 99
Syllabus
<p>ACTIONS — MECHANICS’ LIENS.</p> <p>Action is Prematurely Brought on Contract for Work to be Delivered Free From Liens as Long as Mechanic’s Lien Is in Force.</p> <p>Am action for recovery of balance due on a contract for' the erection of certain elevators, which provides that the work shall be delivered free from all claims, liens or other charges, is prematurely brought when instituted while there is in force a mechanic’s lien in favor of a subcontractor.</p>
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- “[T]here cannot be an execution against property held as tenants by the entireties unless it is upon a judgment wherein defendants have acted jointly as tenants by the entireties and by their action have waived the substantive law of tenants by the entireties.”
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Judges: Jones, Smith, Swing
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