Cook

Cook v. Cappellino

Good Law
101 Cal. App. 77·1929 Cal. App. LEXIS 949·281 P. 412
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaOctober 1, 1929Docket No. 6239.California653 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Craig, J.

Various parties plaintiff in this proceeding, claiming to have furnished services and materials at the instance of the Economy Home Builders, a corporation, for the construction of buildings upon real property alleged to have been owned by several persons who had contemplated selling the realty to the corporation, filed mechanics’ liens thereon, and thereafter instituted this action against the owners and the corporation, to establish a lien upon all of the property. In their complaint it was alleged that Forkner had performed services and furnished materials under employment of the Economy Home Builders as agent of the owners, of the value of $3,479.05, of which $1854.75 had been paid, leaving a balance due in the sum of $1624.30; that Gregg furnished materials to the corporation as agent of the owners, of the value of $708.02, and that Cook had furnished materials of the value of $2,088.56. Twelve parcels, consisting of some twenty lots, described in detail, were alleged to have been required for the convenient use and occupation of the structures for which the plaintiff Forkner furnished services and materials; three lots, separately described, were alleged to have been…

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