Pennsylvania Act 1907-177 — FABRIC MANUFACTURERS - RELATING TO

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FABRIC MANUFACTURERS - RELATING TO
                  Act of May 23, 1907, P.L. 228, No. 177              Cl. 12
                                  AN ACT

     Concerning liens of manufacturers and throwsters of cotton,
        woolen, and silk goods.

        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That all persons or
     corporations engaged in the business of manufacturing, spinning,
     or throwing cotton, wool, or silk into yarn or other goods, or
     engaged in the business of dyeing cotton, wool or silk yarns,
     shall be entitled to a lien upon the goods and property of
     others that may come into their possession for the purpose of
     being so manufactured, spun, or thrown into yarn or other goods,
     or dyed, for the amount of any account that may be due them, or
     any note or notes taken on account of such account, from the
     owners of such cotton, wool, or silk, by reason of any work and
     labor or dyeing performed, and materials furnished, in or about
     the manufacturing, spinning, dyeing, or throwing of the same or
     other goods of such owner or owners.
        ((1) amended May 20, 1913, P.L.271, No.189)
        Section 2.  Such lien shall not be waived or impaired by the
     taking of any note or notes, or recovery of any judgment for the
     moneys so due, or for the work and labor performed and materials
     furnished; and such lien may be enforced by levy and sale, under
     execution, upon such judgment.