Mulholland

Several actions were brought to foreclose mechanics’ liens for labor and material furnished in the construction of a three-story brick apartment house on property belonging to the defendant Mulholland. These actions were consolidated for the purpose of trial. The judgment of the trial court was to the effect that said lien claimants were entitled to personal judgments, but that none of said claimants with the exception of plaintiff Remington was entitled to enforce any lien against the property. Plaintiffs other than plaintiff Remington here appeal from that portion of the judgment denying their right to enforce mechanics’ liens against the premises and plaintiff Remington here appeals from that portion of the judgment denying his right to enforce a mechanic’s lien for a larger amount. Wé also have before us in another proceeding Remington v. Mulholland, (No. 8055) post, p. 479 [ 5 Pac. (2d) 667 ], an appeal by defendants from that portion of the same judgment by which it was - decreed that plaintiff Remington was entitled to enforce a mechanic’s lien upon the premises in the sum of #1800 with priority over defendants claiming under certain deeds of trust. Both this appeal and the…