Valley v. Causey

Plaintiff, in Nov., 1920, sued L. Dexter Floyd, as his lessee, for rent of a farm, obtained a provisional seizure- of two plows, of a black horse, a .bay- horse, three mules, one wagon, one lot of corn, three cows, two calves, eleven hogs, one lot of chickens, 30 or 40 in number, one buggy, a lot of cotton, about one and half bales, situated on the property leased. The amount of $1000.00 was claimed for the rent. He also alleged that he was. entitled to a privilege of $350.00 as vendor of three, mules he had sold to the lessee. He accordingly prayed for the recognition of his lessor’s lien,…