Hewitt-Lea Lumber Co. v. Chesley

Citations

• 68 Wash. 53
• 122 P. 993
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 1248

Syllabus

<p>Maritime Liens — Statutes—Implied Repeal. Rem. & Bal. Code, § 1133, providing for duplicate statements to the owners of all material or supplies for which a mechanics’ lien is claimed, did not impliedly repeal the provisions of Id., §§ 1182, 1183, governing the subject of mechanics’ liens on boats and vessels; repeals by implication not being favored, and the later act not being a complete law on the subject.</p> <p>Maritime Liens — Materials—Claims—Duplicate Statements— Statutes — Construction. Rem. & Bal. Code, § 1133, requiring duplicate statements of materials and supplies to be delivered to the owners of all structures, including boats and vessels, at the time the materials or supplies are delivered to any person or contractor, as a prerequisite to a claim for a lien, has no application where the materials or supplies are delivered to an owner under a contract with him.</p> <p>Maritime Liens — Claims — Piling and Recording-Statutes' — ■ Construction. Under Rem. & Bal. Code, §§1182, 1183, a lien for lumber for the construction of a barge may he claimed and enforced without the filing or recording of any notice or claim.</p>