Hanson v. Fletcher

Bell, Justice.

On August 10, 1936, a landlord instituted an action to enjoin a cropper from continuing to occupy the premises after his discharge as an employee. Compare Marshall v. Matthews, 149 Ga. 370 (100 S. E. 103). At an interlocutory hearing, the court granted an injunction as prayed by the plaintiff, but at the same time appointed a receiver to harvest and divide the remaining crops, as prayed by the defendant. To the order appointing a receiver the plaintiff excepted. While the parties were in sharp controversy as to several matters, the judge was authorized, under the pleadings and…