FELTON, Chief Judge.
The mere allegation that the owner "employed" the contractor to make improvements on the owner's property does not meet the requirement of the law for the reason that such an allegation does not necessarily mean that the contract contemplated that the contractor was to supply the materials for the improvement. Such an allegation could mean that the contractor was to furnish only labor and skill. Lumber Fabricators, Inc. v. Gregory,
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