Godfrey v. Johnson

The question in this case is one of the right, to growing crops between judgment creditors of the landowner, who bought them in at a sheriff’s sale in execution upon their judgment, and a mortgagee of the land who bought it in at a sale upon foreclosure of his mortgage, also while the crops were still growing. The court below held that the crops passed under the foreclosure sale as part of the security of the mortgage, and could not bo seized and sold in execution upon the judgment; and this court, on appeal, has. eofiie to the same conclusion.

On September 26th, 1922, Andrew C. Henman, the…