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  "name": "D. A. CAMERON v. CONSOLIDATED LUMBER COMPANY",
  "name_abbreviation": "Cameron v. Consolidated Lumber Co.",
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      "D. A. CAMERON v. CONSOLIDATED LUMBER COMPANY."
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        "text": "Faircloth, C. J.:\nThis action was instituted to enforce \u00a1a laborer\u2019s lieu under The Code, Sections 1781 and 1784, requiring the claim to be filed in detail, specifying the labor performed and the time thereof. The notice to J. S. Cameron, the owner, was that the plaintiff \u201chas filed a lien for work and labor performed on all the lot of lumber now on the yard of your saw mill on Jumping Run Creek in said township and county \u2014 the plaintiff performing the work of sawyer in the manufacture of all of said lumber,\u201d and refers to the bill filed with the Justice of the Peace Johnson. The claim filed was in these words: \u201c J. S. Cameron, owner and possessor, to A. D. Cameron \u2014 1894, October 22: To 122\u00bfdays of labor as sawyer at his saw mill on Jumping Nun Creek in Harnett county, and a*t his old mill, from 1st October, 1893, to August 31, 1894\u2014 $137.24. (Signed) X). A. Cameron, claimant.\u201d\nThe plaintiff had judgment in which bis-Honor states that it had \u201c been agreed that the judgment of the justice of the peace should be affirmed if the court should be of opinion that the bill of particulars filed by the plaintiff was in accordance with the provisions of the statute with regard to liens,\u201d but, if otherwise for the defendant. This is the sole question presented to this Court. We think the bill filed is a reasonable and substantial compliance with the statute. No one need misunderstand it who should become interested in the property. The subject is more fully treated in Cook v. Cobb, 101 N. C., 68.\nAffirmed.",
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        "author": "Faircloth, C. J.:"
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    "attorneys": [
      "Mr. O. J. Spears, for plaintiff.",
      "Messrs. Robinson c& Bidgood, for defendant (appellant)."
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    "head_matter": "D. A. CAMERON v. CONSOLIDATED LUMBER COMPANY.\nLaborer's Lien \u2014 Notice.\nUnder Section 1784 of The Code requiring the claim for a laborer\u2019s lien to be filed in detail, specifying the labor performed and the time thereof, plaintiff filed his claim as follows before a justice of the peace : \u201c J. 8. C., owner and possessor, to D. A. C., October 22, 1894. To 122-1 days of labor as sawyer at his saw mill on Jumping Bun Creek, from 1st October, 1898, to August 31, 1894, $127.24. (Signed) D. A. C., Claimant,\u201d which was sworn to ; Held, the claim as filed was a reasonable and \u25a0substantial compliance with the statute.\nCivil actioN, to enforce a laborer\u2019s lien in favor of plaintiff against J. S. Cameron, heard on appeal from justice\u2019s judgment before Timberlalce, J., at November Term, 1895, of HarNEtt Superior Couit. The Consolidated Lumber Company interpleaded as owner of the property upon which the lien was filed. His Honor ren--derijd the following judgment:\n\u201c This cause coming on to be heard at \u00e1 superior court at Lillington, on November 25, 1895, E. TP\". Timberlalce, Judge, presiding, and being heard, and it having been agreed that the judgment of the justice of the peace should be affirmed if the court should be of the opinion that the bill of particulars filed by plaintiff was in accordance with the provisions of the statute with regard to liens, and for the defendant if the court should be of the contrary opinion, and the court being of the opinion that the said bill \u25a0of particulars conforms to the requirements of the statute, it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of defendant, J. S. Cameron, the-Consolidated Lumber Company, and the sureties on the defendant\u2019s undertaking on appeal, H. Mel). Robinson and R. M. Nimocks, the sum of ninety-five dollars ($95) with interest thereon from Octobei 22d, 1894, until paid, and the cost to be taxed by the clerk.\u201d\nThe defendant appealed from the judgment rendered.\nMr. O. J. Spears, for plaintiff.\nMessrs. Robinson c& Bidgood, for defendant (appellant)."
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