Seeber

Pacific Ready-Cut Homes, Inc. v. Seeber

Good Law
1928 Cal. LEXIS 591·205 Cal. 690·272 P. 579
Supreme Court of CaliforniaNovember 28, 1928Docket No. L.A. 9538.California2,569 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Shenk, J.

Pacific Ready-Cut Homes, Inc., brought five actions to foreclose mechanics’ liens for lumber and materials furnished by it to the defendants C. W. Seeber, Williston & Meyfarth, Cora Zumwalt, Alice M. Brown, and C. W. Brown as owners, respectively, in said actions. H. O. Ehlen, a plumbing contractor, was plaintiff in six actions brought to foreclose mechanics’ liens for plumbing labor and materials, one against each of the persons named as defendant in the foregoing five actions and the sixth against Hattie J. Crane, all as owners. In each of the six actions brought by H. O. Ehlen, the Pacific Ready-Cut Homes, Inc., and C. 0. Neese were also joined as defendants as the parties to whom and at whose request the plumbing labor and materials were furnished. C. O. Neese was also made a defendant in the five actions brought by Pacific Ready-Cut Homes, Inc., as the contractor and agent of the owners to whom the lumber and materials were furnished by it. It is undisputed that the materials furnished by appellant and the labor and materials furnished by H. O. Ehlen were so furnished and at the request and order of C. O. Neese and that C. O. Neese received from the respective owner…

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