Reeves v. Williams & Co.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) In the fall of 1922 E. B. Eeeves foreclosed a distress warrant for rent on a crop raised by his tenant, Tom Hughes, claiming 2500 pounds of lint-cotton as rent for said year. Hughes filed a counter-affidavit, and Williams & Company filed an equitable intervention, setting forth the circumstances which appear in the' statement of facts, and alleging that it had no notice or knowledge of the change in the rent contract, and that if any change was made it *18was made about May 5, 1922, without notice to intervenor, although Beeves knew that intervenor was…