Center

Cent. Lumber & Mill Co. v. Center

Good Law
107 Cal. 193·1895 Cal. LEXIS 733·40 P. 334
Supreme Court of CaliforniaApril 30, 1895No. 15678California1,396 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Haynes, J.

The Central Lumber and Mill Company brought an action against Center, Joseph Davis et al., to foreclose a lien upon the leasehold interest of said Davis in a certain lot for materials furnished by the plaintiff to said Davis as owner. The action was dismissed as to all the defendants except Joseph Davis.

The judgment, so far as material to the questions involved, was that the plaintiff have and recover judgment against defendant Joseph Davis in the sum of one *195 hundred and ninety-eight dollars and forty-seven cents, with interest, .... and for the sum of five dollars cost of filing the notice of lien herein, and twenty-five dollars counsel fees herein, making in all the sum of two hundred and forty-five dollars and eighty cents, together with plaintiff’s costs and disbursements herein, amounting to the sum of thirty dollars and twenty-five cents; and said sums are a lien upon the building upon the land hereinafter described and the interest of Joseph Davis in said land,” and, after stating said interest and describing the property, directed that it be sold by the sheriff, according to law and the practice of the court.

Davis appealed from that judgment, and, in addition to…

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