Brod v. Luce

This is a suit by appellant against appellee Luce, as tenant, and the appellees, Slocomb and Weems, as purchasers of certain cotton upon which the appellant claimed to have had a landlord's lien to secure rents and advances made to the tenant. The case was tried upon special issues; and, upon the answers of the jury and the facts as found by the court, judgment was rendered in favor of appellant against Luce for $92.65, which represented only a part of the claims for which he originally sued. After the evidence was all in, appellant admitted that he had no case against Slocomb, who was shown…