Davis v. State

G. W. Davis was tried and convicted on an accusation charging him with a violation of the Code of 1933, § 61-9903, as follows: “Any person who shall sell or othenvise dispose of crops upon which there is a lien for rent and advances, before the payment of the rent and advances, without the consent of, and with intent to defraud, the lienor or assignee of the lien, and loss shall thereby-be sustained by the lienor or assignee of the lien, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.” The accusation set forth, that “G. W. Davis, . . then and there having contracted with D. E. Freeman, which agreement or'…