Brown v. Coleman

1. While it is true that when the relation of landlord and cropper exists the landlord has the title to and the control of the crops until all advances are paid, yet where the cropper has fully executed his contract of labor, including delivery of all the crops to the landlord, and where the cropper’s portion of such crops is sufficient to pay all advances made by the landlord and to leave a remainder of the cropper’s . portion in the hands of the landlord, the cropper is then entitled to demand a settlement and a division of the crops, when the landlord must account to.the cropper for his…