Chandler v. . Cameron

For convenience of narration, the defendant, H. C. Cameron, is hereinafter called Cameron, and the defendant, Eugene McLeod, is hereinafter designated as McLeod.

Standing trees are a part of the realty, and can be conveyed only by such an instrument as is sufficient to convey any other realty. Ward v. Gay, 137 N. C., 397, 49 S. E., 884; Drake v. Howell, 133 N. C., 163, 45 S. E., 539.

When be entered into the contract with McLeod, Cameron acquired the right as between himself and McLeod to compel McLeod to convey to him the undivided one-sixth interest in the timber in controversy which McLeod…