Sneed v. Parker

Mr. Presiding Justice Barry

delivered the opinion of the court.

In 1921, appellee was a tenant in possession of 20 or 25 acres of land upon which he had raised a crop of corn. In September of that year, appellant purchased the land and procured a deed from the landlord. There can be no question but that appellee was entitled to his share of the crop of corn. When he started to gather the corn appellant procured an injunction, gathered the corn and converted it to his own use. Some time later, and long before the statute of limitations had run; appellant told his employee, Robert Gross, to go to…