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HomeMy WebLinkAbout97-00142 1. Claimant performed labor and provided materials with the knowledge, consent, and at the request of the aforementioned Owner of the hereinafter described real property ("the Property") under and pursuant to an oral contract between Claimant and Carlisle Sports Emporium, Inc, 2, The Claimant files this Mechanic's Lien Claim as a g~neral contractor based upon a direct oral contract with the Owner of the Carlisle Sports Emporium, Inc. 3, The name and address of the Owner of the Property, as identified to the Claimant, are as follows: Carlisle Sports Emporium, Inc., 29 South Middlesex Road, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013. 4, Pursuant to its agreement with the Owner, the Claimant agreed to provide and did in fact provide labor and materials for new construction at the Property. 5. The general nature and character of the labor and materials furnished by the Claimant was vinyl composition tile, ceramic tile and related elements installed in connection with the construction of a new improvement to the Property. 6, The Claimant fully and completely performed all work required by the agreement and change orders to the agreement in a good and workmanlike and timely manner. 7. The Claimant last provided labor and materials to the Property on September 11, 1996. 8. The value of the labor and materials provided by Claimant totals Fifty One Thousand Three Hundred Seventy Eight Dollars ($51,378,00), exclusive of accrued interest on unpaid balances, costs and attorneys' fees. 9. To date, the Owner has paid Claimant only sixteen Thousand Dollars ($16,000,00) for labor performed and materials supplied to the property. 10, The amount unpaid and owing to Claimant under the contract is Thirty Five Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy Eight Dollars ($35,378.00), exclusive of accrued interest on unpaid balances, costs and attorneys' fees. 11. This Mechanic's Lien Claim is filed to ensure payment of sums due and owing to the Claimant for labor performed and materials provided under the agreement with the Owner of the Property. 12, The filing of this Mechanic's Lien Claim should not be construed as an election between or among the remedies available to the Claimant to obtain payment and shall not affect the Claimant's rights to pursue any other legal or equitable remedy otherwise available. 13. The real property subject to this lien and for the improvement of which the Claimant performed labor and provided materials is briefly described as follows: Carlisle Sports Emporium, 29 South Middlesex Road, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013, :r .... In ~ () n. ,. n. r r<'l III( r-: ~ 1L 7- ("'I ~ ~l,- 0 \)0 C- 0' I~ ....: 3 -~ ~l;: J Q <";. '. 1J 11 '-, II< (j .. cL. ' l:I-J, : .J !if- r...J i :. ~ :.. \. r-.. l..J U' .J KORN & COHN, PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION BY: KYLE L, CARNEY, ESQUIRE RAYMOND L. DeLUCA, ESQUIRE ATTORNEY 1.0, NOS. 67046 & 81289 620 WEST GERMANTOWN PIKE SUITE 450 PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA 19462 ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANT, (610) 825-7070 MID-ATLANTIC FLOORING COMPANY MID-ATLANTIC FLOORING COMPANY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CUMBERl~D COUNTY, PA plaintiff, v. CARLISLE SPORTS EMPORIUM, INC, CIVIL ACTION NO. 97-142 MLD Defendant, PRAECIPE TO DISMISS MECHANICS' LIEN CLAIM TO THE PROTHONOTARY: Kindly dismiss the above-captioned Mechanics' Lien Claim, upon payment of your costs only. KORN & COHN, PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION CARNEY, ESQUIR L. DeLUCA, ESQ E DATED: I . IT' '11- Attorneys for Claimant, Mid-Atlantic Flooring Company D:\USER02\JANUARV\COMMOl17.PRA