Colley
Western Elec. Co., Inc. v. Colley
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Plummer, J.
Action to foreclose lien upon an electric power, transmission line on account of materials furnished for and used in the construction thereof. Defendants had judgment and the plaintiff appeals.
The pleadings set forth the necessary allegations concerning the corporate existence of the plaintiff, the business in which it was engaged - and the furnishing of materials used in the construction of an electric power • line, the nonpayment therefor, the filing and recording of the lien and the time showing that this action was begun within the period limited by-the statutes. • . ■
The facts as fpund by the court necessary to be set forth herein are substantially as follows:
That Clayton Avenue is a public road and highway extending north and south through a certain tract called the “Los Plumas Tract” in section 24, township 13 north, range 3 east, M. D. B. and M., Sutter County; that defendants herein own small tracts of land adjoining said Clayton Avenue; that Clayton Avenue is intersected by a certain other public road called “Central Avenue,” along which the Pacific Gas and Electric Company maintains an electric power line; that the defendants desiring power for irrigation and…