George C. Vaughan & Sons, Inc. v. Bodley

Louisiana Court of Appeal

George C. Vaughan & Sons, Inc. v. Bodley

1 La. App. 591, 1925 La. App. LEXIS 87

Louisiana Court of Appeal·Decided February 3, 1925·No. No. 2027·Published

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ODOM, J.

The . defendant, Jonas Bodley, employed James Hodge, a local building contractor, to construct a. small residence in the • city of Alexandria at a price exceeding $500.00.

This contract is in writing, but was never recorded.

Jonas Bodley, the owner, did not require bond of the. contractor, Hodge.

The plaintiff in this case sold to James Hodge, the contractor, a lot of building material. Plaintiff alleges that there is [592] still due him the sum of $346.24 on this material bill, for which amount he is now suing Bodley, the owner of the house.

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ODOM, J.

The . defendant, Jonas Bodley, employed James Hodge, a local building contractor, to construct a. small residence in the • city of Alexandria at a price exceeding $500.00.

This contract is in writing, but was never recorded.

Jonas Bodley, the owner, did not require bond of the. contractor, Hodge.

The plaintiff in this case sold to James Hodge, the contractor, a lot of building material. Plaintiff alleges that there is [592] still due him the sum of $346.24 on this material bill, for which amount he is now suing Bodley, the owner of the house.

George C. Vaughan & Sons, Inc. v. Bodley, 1 La. App. 591, 1925 La. App. LEXIS 87 (La. Ct. App. 1925).

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