Wills v. Andrews

Citations

• 71 Fla. 647
• 72 So. 174

Syllabus

<p>Where two parties enter into an agreement to become equally interested in the erection of a house upon land and in the sale of the property for profit, ^^p party to furnish the land and to furnish money for the instruction of the building on the land, the other party to furnish plans and specifications for and to supervise the erection of the building, both parties to endeavor to sell the property at a price to be agreed on and to “divide equally the net profits made from the sale of said property,” and the agreement does not contemplate a laborer’s lien to secure payment to the party who furnishes the plans and specifications, a demurrer to a bill of complaint brought by the party furnishing the plans and specifications to enforce a laborer’s lien for the same, should be sustained, the remedy at law being adequate.</p>