Cummings v. Adams

Bichard Cummings instituted proceedings to foreclose a laborer’s lien on certain farm products alleged to have been produced by him while working as a share-cropper for E. J. Wilson in the year 1934. 'After filing his counter-affidavit and giving the requisite bond, Wilson died, and his duly-appointed administrator, C. A. Adams, was made defendant in his stead. Adams amended the counter-affidavit; and after both parties had introduced evidence, the court directed a verdict fox the defendant. Within due time Cummings filed his motion for new trial containing the general-'grounds and…