Singleton v. Clack

Blandford, Justice.

This case originated in the county court, and was carried to the superior court by certiorari. Clack was a general judgment creditor of Dennis. Mrs. Singleton rented to Dennis for the year 1886 a certain plantation she owned, for a certain number of pounds of cotton. Dennis delivered to her the cotton, or a portion of it, and after this delivery Clack caused his general judgment execution to be levied upon the cotton. The county court held that it was subject to Clack’s judgment, and this was affirmed by the judge of the superior court. We think this was manifest error. The…