Timberlake v. . Powell
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Lessor and Lessee — Eights of assignee of judgment in claim and delivery— Conversion. Civil actioN to recover damages of defendants for an alleged conversion of certain personal property, tried at April Term, 1887, of Fhanklin Superior Court, before J. H. Mer-rimon, J. The plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
In 1885 J. N. Perkinson leased from R. E. Gill a tract of land, to be cultivated during that year, for the sum of one hundred dollars, and to recover possession of the crops and enforce his lien the latter, in November, instituted his action against the former under the provisions of The Code, §§ 321 to 333. The. property was accordingly seized by the Sheriff, but returned to the debtor on his executing a written undertaking as prescribed in § 326.
At the January Term of the Superior Court next ensuing he recovered judgment, the substance of which is in these words: “It is adjudged that the…
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