Turnage Co. v. Morton
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBobbitt, J.
Under tbe stipulations and findings of fact stated above, nothing else appearing, tbe plaintiff was entitled to judgment. White v. Boyd, 124 N.C. 177, 32 S.E. 495.
In White v. Boyd, supra, Crowder, a cropper on the land of plaintiff White, took tbe tobacco to tbe sales warehouse of tbe defendants where it was sold by them at public auction. Tbe sale to tbe highest bidder was completed and tbe sale price paid to Crowder, less a commission to tbe defendants as compensation for tbeir services. Crowder bad given to tbe plaintiff Green a mortgage on tbe crop. In addition, tbe plaintiff White, owner…
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