Oregon Supreme Court April 27, 1932 (Edmiston v. Kiersted)
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United States · · · 27-04-1932
The opinion of the majority holds that an owner's interest can never be subjected to a lien unless the notice mentioned in that part of section 51-101, Oregon Code 1930, quoted in the majority opinion, has been given to the owner. The statute just mentioned makes provision that materialmen must give notice to the owner within five days after their first delivery of material.
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