Appellant subcontractor performed work on appellee Conway's home which was under construction and, having not been paid, sued for damages and to foreclose a mechanic's lien. The court concluded that there was a contract implied in law for which the subcontractor could recover damages but not a lien. We conclude that the subcontractor established a contract implied in fact which does entitle it to a lien and reverse...
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