Duncan v. Clark
Supreme Court of Georgia
■ Certiorari. Before Judge Milner. Catoosa superior court. February term, 1894.
1Opinion of the Court
Lumpkin, Justice.
The rent due by McGhee to his landlord,Clark, for the tract of land for the year 1891, was payable in money. The tenant delivered to the landlord, in payment of the rent, corn raised upon the land that year. Duncan had the corn, while in Clark’s possession, levied upon under an execution issued from a common law judgment rendered in 1883. Clark filed a claim, and the question was, whether the property ivas, or was not, subject.
• Section 2289 of the code declares that: “When the rent agreed to be paid is a part of the crop, such portion shall not be liable to be levied on by…
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