Mechanics' Liens — Construction of fence — Installation of electrical controls.
In a proceeding upon a mechanics' lien claim, in which it appeared that the claim arose out of a contract to install electrical controls in a fence for the opening and closing of gates therein; that claimant was a subcontractor under a contractor who had the prime contract to erect a fence surrounding the property of the defendant owner; that the structure on the ground enclosed by the fence had been erected some substantial time before; and that the court below, concluding that, in the circumstances, the installation of electrical controls in the fence was not the proper subject of a mechanics' lien against the structure and curtilage appurtenant thereto, struck off the lien; it was Held that the order of the court below should be affirmed.
Argued September 19, 1960.
OPINION PER CURIAM, November 16, 1960:
The order of the lower court sustaining the demurrer to the scire facias sur mechanics' lien, dismissing the sci. fa., and striking off the mechanics' lien claim is affirmed on the opinion of President Judge DANNEHOWER, as reported in 22 Pa. D. C.2d 316.