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· 11/15/1901

Salem Brick & Lumber Co. v. LeSassier

Citations

  • 106 La. 389

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>A bona given by a contractor to the owner (and not falling within the operation of Act 180 of 1894) to secure the carrying out of a building contract, and which merely recites the obligations of the building contract in order to show the conditions upon which the obligation of the bond, to such owner, are to become void, does not bind the surety for the obligations of the con tractor, under the building contract, to laborers and material men, and the latter have no right of action against such surety.</p>

Judges: Monroe

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