Wade, Jr. v. Vaughn

Defendant Long has appealed from the decree of the chancery court awarding to T. B. Wade, Jr., agent, a recovery of the sum of $348.92, the value, with interest, of corn purchased by Long from tenants of Wade, agent, under a written power of attorney, for his mother, the life tenant of a farm rented to Vaughn for the year 1926, during which year the corn was raised on said land. In September, 1925, Vaughn rented the farm from Wade as agent, giving his promissory note for $1700 for rent, payable on or before November 15, 1926, containing the provision, “Lien retained on all crops for payment…