Taylor v. Coney, Lovejoy & Co.

An execution founded upon a judgment rendered March 7, 1887, against Leonard in favor of Taylor, was levied, September 19, 1893, upon certain corn, fodder and cotton as the property of Leonard. A claim was interposed by Coney, Lovejoy & Co., who held an unrecorded bill of sale or deed, “drawn on an ordinary warranty deed blank,” and dated September 18, 1893, made to Coney, Lovejoy & Co. by J. M. McLemore, owner of the land upon which the crop was raised. This instrument purported, for and in consideration of $300 in cash, to convey two mules and “also my entire crops of corn, peas, potatoes,…