Goins v. Sneed

Ed. F. McFaddin, Associate Justice.

This appeal presents questions concerning (a) limitations and (b) methods of accounting.

For many years E. E. Goins rented land to John Sneed and advanced him money and supplies for cultivation of the land and harvesting of the crops. In addition to the landlord’s lien for the advances, Mr. Goins also had two mortgages as security. One1 was executed on November 27, 1950, and in addition to securing a specified note, also provided:

‘ ‘ This mortgage shall also be security for any other indebtedness of whatsoever kind that the grantee or holders or owners of…