Sain v. R. Abramson Co.

This is an action brought by the appellants, E. B. Sain and J. B. Sain, Jr., to impress a lien upon twenty-seven bales of cotton which they picked in 1949 with a mechanical cotton picker. The cotton was grown by J. B. Sain, Sr., as a tenant upon lands owned by the appellee partnership. There was evidence that the partnership had rented the land to Sain, Sr., upon the understanding that his brother and son, the plaintiffs, would pick the cotton at maturity without charge. The complaint was dismissed by the trial court, and this appeal followed. E. B. Sain died while the appeal was pending, and…