Booth v. Pendola

Holding

The court held that the failure to allege and find the reasonable value of labor and materials furnished, as opposed to merely stating the contract price, constituted fatal error requiring a new trial for two of the lien claimants. However, the court affirmed the validity of a joint lien filed against two separate buildings constructed under different contracts, ruling that such a filing merely subordinated the claimants' liens to those of others rather than invalidating them.