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IN THE ______________ COURT OF ____________________ (County), __________________ (State) ____________________________(Name of Plaintiff) PLAINTIFF V. CAUSE NO. _______,________ ____________________________(Name of Defendant) DEFENDANT Complaint or Petition to Foreclose on Mechanic's Lien COMES NOW ____________________________ (Name of Plaintiff), Plaintiff in the above-styled and numbered cause, by and through his attorneys, and files this his Complaint against Defendant, _________________________ (Name of Defendant), and in support thereof would show unto the Court the following matters and facts: 1. Plaintiff is an adult resident citizen of _________________________________________ (city, county, state). 2. Defendant is an adult resident citizen of ______________________________________ (city, county, state). 3. On or about _____________________ (date), Plaintiff and Defendant entered a contract under the terms and provisions of which Plaintiff furnished to Defendant certain materials and labor. A schedule of the specific items of materials and labor furnished by Plaintiff to Defendant under the contract, and the dates on which the items were furnished by Plaintiff to Defendant, marked Exhibit A, is attached and made a part of this Complaint. 4. All of the materials and labor described in Exhibit A were used by Defendant in the construction of (describe structure) ___________________________________ on the above- described real property owned by Defendant.
5. Since the completion of the construction of (describe structure), at the date of the construction of (name) [exhibit], there have not been removed from the structure by either plaintiff or defendant any materials of a personal or private nature without the consent of plaintiff.   the facts  1) a. Facts: the plaintiff and the defendant have been building a house together for the past three years. During these years, defendant has received monthly payments on the house for materials and labor as required by the contract. B. Claim:      at the time plaintiff became indebted to the defendant as the result of the construction of the home which plaintiff designed and built, plaintiff was employed by the defendant as an architect in the design and construction of said home. The contract was for the purchase of materials and labor and the house. The contractor was compensated for materials and labor through the sale of the house itself.     plaintiff and the defendant both intended to purchase the home for 130,000, with the proceeds from the sale of the house themselves, and to finance the balance of the purchase. The contractor was paid only for the construction of the house and the proceeds from the sale of the home.     according to the contract, the contractor would be paid to repair and maintain the home.      according to the contract, the architect was to design and construct the home, and the contractor was to design and construct the home as stipulated in the subcontracts and sub-solids.         plaintiff was instructed to purchase materials for the home and to furnish materials for the home as stipulated in the contract within a time period as set forth in the contract and to make repairs, alterations and improvements on the material furnished and furnished, as specified in the subcontracts and sub-solids as agreed by the parties, as well as on the home itself, as stipulated in the subcontracts and sub-solids, including any costs for the materials furnished as part of the sub-contract, as specified in the subcontracts and sub-solids.         on, or about, the date of the construction of the house in question, the contractor, as stipulated in the subcontracts and sub-solids, was not paid for the labor upon which the home had been constructed or designed.        in his opinion, a contract is formed between plaintiff, the builder, and the defendant, the contractor, only if a material and labor agreement as stated in the contract in.