Gillis

Gillis v. Gillette

Good Law
13 Alaska 55·184 F.2d 872·1950 U.S. App. LEXIS 3197
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitOctober 30, 195012145California2,631 words

Opinion

Opinion

Bone, J.

This ease was before us on a previous appeal, 177 F.2d 7 , and was remanded with directions to make and enter further findings indicating: (1) whether appellant Gillis willfully abandoned the work before completion or abandoned it in compliance with a request made by appellee, Mrs. Gillette, (2) whether certain materials furnished for the job were furnished in compliance with a modification of an original agreement between the parties or in compliance with a new and separate agreement, and (3) if the court finds that the materials above mentioned were furnished by Gillis under a separate agreement to supply such materials, then to further find whether or not the Gillis claim of lien for these materials was filed within the proper time after ceasing to furnish them.

The present appeal is from the final judgment entered after the court had reconsidered the pleadings and evidence and made new findings and conclusions, including therein the findings and conclusions specifically required by our order. The findings and conclusions now before us appear to cover in sufficient detail the material fact issues involved in the case.

In respect to the contract or contracts between the…

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