Craven v. Phillips

This is a suit by A. J. Craven against Lucien Phillips for damages for destroying his lien for rent on two hales of cotton pui-ehased by defendant from plaintiff’s tenant, and removing the cotton so the remedy for enforcing the lien for the rent was lost. The complaint alleges plaintiff owned certain land which he rented through his agents to one J. Q. Adams for the year 1920; the balance of the rent was $250,- evidenced by a rent note given by Adams; the tenant Adams went into possession of the land, cultivated it, and raised three'bales of cotton .thereon that year; the tenant sold and…