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· 7/28/1899

Jeannette Planing Mill Co. v. Greenawalt

Citations

  • 11 Pa. Super. 157
  • 1899 Pa. Super. LEXIS 121

Syllabus

<p>Appeals— Good judgment — Erroneous reasons.</p> <p>A good judgment will be affirmed although the reasons given for it by the court below may not be.</p> <p>Separate mechanic's lien — One operation — Intervening street — Evidence —Proof required.</p> <p>Where the proofs show that materials furnished were furnished indiscriminately on the credit of five buildings that were being erected about the same time, some of them on one side of the street and some of them on the other side, separate mechanics’ liens may be filed against each property ; but the claimant may not designate by an apportionment the amount for which each house is liable and he must fail to recover on the sci. fa. when he is unable to offer any direct evidence to show that any of the materials claimed in the bill of particulars were furnished on the credit of the particular house against which the lien in suit was filed.</p>

Judges: Beaver, Beeber, Bice, Orlady, Porter, Smith

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