Home Federal Savings & Loan Association v. Williams

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• noting that “it is not essential that the account should be in writing” in order to create an account stated
• indebtedness due to plumber for work performed matured more than six months prior to plumber’s initiating lawsuit to enforce liens, thus the liens were unenforceable
• not- ing that “it is not essential that the account should be in writing” in order to create an account stated
• “An account rendered, and not objected to within a reasonable time becomes an account stated, and the failure to object will be regarded as an admission of the correctness of the account.”
• additional work performed after a contractor had substantially completed plumbing work did not extend the time to commence an action to enforce an alleged materialman’s lien, which time began to run when the contractor had sent invoices to the owner for the total balance due

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).