Bolivar County v. Bank of Cleveland

On or about January 1, 1930, one Harrington rented from appellant county four hundred acres in a sixteenth section in appellant county for that year for an agreed rental of four thousand dollars. Thereafter the tenant gave a deed of trust to appellee bank on all crops to be raised during that year on said sixteenth section lands. The tenant was allowed to sell the cotton produced on the lands and to receive the proceeds as if there were no liens upon the crop. He did so and deposited the proceeds to his own credit in appellee bank. There was a short crop and the proceeds were insufficient to…