account, is not necessarily the time when the article charged was, in fact, furnished. but rather the time given or set down in the account, in connection with such charge. And so the expression “the date of the last work done, or materials furnished, " in a mechanic's lien law, may be taken, in ‘the absence of anything in the act indicating a different intention, to mean the time when such work was done or materials furnished, as specified in the plaintiff's written claim. Bement v. Manufacturing Co., 32 N. J. Law, 513

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