W. H. Harrison & Bro. v. Homœopathic Ass'n

Citations

• 134 Pa. 558
• 19 A. 804
• 1890 Pa. LEXIS 746

Syllabus

<p>[To be reported.]</p> <p>1. Work done'or materials furnished within six months prior to the filing of a mechanics’ lien, to compensate for defective performance of a building contract, completed more than six months prior, will not extend the time and preserve the right to file such lien: Homoeopathic Ass’n v. Harrison, 120 Pa. 28; McKelvey v. Jarvis, 87 Pa. 414, followed; Parrish’s App., 83 Pa. Ill, distinguished.</p> <p>2. A contract to erect and furnish a building, according to certain plans and specifications, will not eonfer upon a material-man the right to file a mechanics’ lien for a portable stove furnished to the contractor, though such stove be embraced in said plans and specifications: Dimmick v. Cook Co., 115 Pa. 573, distinguished.</p>