· 8/12/1959
Wood v. RH HARDY, JR.
Citations
- 110 S.E.2d 157
- 235 S.C. 131
- 1959 S.C. LEXIS 11
How courts have described this case
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- holding although notice may be given at any time, it will be ineffective if the other prerequisites to the perfection and enforcement of the lien are not met
- holding supplier, who was not paid for materials furnished to contractor, was entitled to a mechanic’s lien for only such amount as would have been due to contractor in light of his breach of contract
- filing of lien was timely where lienor filed within ninety days after performing additional work in good faith at the request of owner which was necessary for completion of contract even though the value thereof was insignificant
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Judges: Moss, Stukes, Taylor, Oxner, Legge
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