Gentile Bros. v. Bryan

L. M. Bryan, without the concurrence ■of his wife, executed a mortgage “lien upon all citrus fruit that may be produced on trees growing upon” described lands, the homestead of the mortgagor. The mortgage contains a personal covenant that Bryan “will at all times cultivate, spray for control of pests and diseases, and in all ways diligently care for and protect the citrus trees and the fruit growing thereon”; and the mortgage lien is to secure payment for “cash advances made, supplies furnished and services rendered” by the mortgagee, who agreed “to furnish for use on the trees such…