Riceland Foods, Inc. v. Pearson
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
JIM HANNAH, Chief Justice.
liThis appeal requires us to consider whether, pursuant to Arkansas’s landlord-lien statute, Arkansas Code Annotated section 18-41-101 (Repl.2003), a purchaser of crops has a duty to make a reasonable investigation or inquiry as to whether the seller of crops is a tenant or owner of the farmland on which the crops were produced. The cross-appeal concerns attorneys’ fees and the application of a setoff.
Appellant Riceland Foods, Inc., appeals the circuit court’s order holding Riceland liable for rent that tenant Bob Burress did not pay, under a farm lease that Burress…
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