Price v. . Davis

Pee Cubiam.

The plaintiff, as the owner of the land, claimed possession of the tobacco in controversy. The interpleader claimed the tobacco by virtue of the purchase of the land, and that as there was no reservation of the crop in'the deed, his title to the tobacco was paramount. The plaintiff insisted that the crop had been severed prior to the time the interpleader had acquired title. However, the evidence discloses that the land was sold by virtue of a foreclosure proceeding in July, 1927. Consequently, the plaintiff was divested of title, and there is no evidence that the crop had either…