Bingham v. Haines

1. A possessory warrant lies only for the recovery of personal property, and not for the recovery of realty. Gainous v. Martin, 10 Ga. App. 210 (72 S. E. 1100).(a) “A crop of corn not detached from the soil, whether mature or immature, is a part of the realty.” Newton County v. Boyd, 148 Ga. 761 (98 S. E. 347), and cit. Shrubbery and flowers planted by a tenant are, when not detached from the soil, realty, and cannot be removed by him, Wright v. DuBignon, 114 Ga. 765, 771 (40 S. E. 747, 57 L. R. A. 669).

2. It follows that a possessory warrant will not lie to recover shrubbery and flowers…