Dickinson v. Harris
Supreme Court of Arkansas
APPEAL from Drew Circuit Court, in chancery. Carroll D. Wood, Judge. 1. The lien of a landlord is superior to a mortgage. 23 Ark., 309 ; 33 id., 737; 33 id., 223 ; 36 id., 323; 45 id., 447. 2. Where a rent note, after being assigned as collateral security, is reassigned to the landlord, the lien revives. 39' Ark., 344; 29 id., 218; id., 443 ; 30 id., 133 ; 31 id., 142 ; ib., 230; 33 id., 80. 1. Appellees had no notice of the landlord’s lien at the time of purchase. 31 Ark.,…
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APPEAL from Drew Circuit Court, in chancery. Carroll D. Wood, Judge. 1. The lien of a landlord is superior to a mortgage. 23 Ark., 309 ; 33 id., 737; 33 id., 223 ; 36 id., 323; 45 id., 447. 2. Where a rent note, after being assigned as collateral security, is reassigned to the landlord, the lien revives. 39' Ark., 344; 29 id., 218; id., 443 ; 30 id., 133 ; 31 id., 142 ; ib., 230; 33 id., 80. 1. Appellees had no notice of the landlord’s lien at the time of purchase. 31 Ark., 131. 2. On the day of the purchase the rent note was the property of T. H. Allen, by assignment, who certainly had no…
1Opinion of the CourtBattle, J.
On the 14th day of March, 1884, T. W. Hemingway rented a farm from J. W. Dickinson, and executed to him a promissory note, and thereby promised to pay him, on the 15th of November, 1884, the sum of $5°° for the rent of the farm, and for the use of four horses and mules and plows and gear on the place. Hemingway raised a crop of cotton on the farm during the' time for which he rented it. Dickinson assigned the note to Thos. H. Allen & Co., as collateral security for a debt he owed them. Afterwards and before he redeemed it Hemingway sold eight bales of his cotton crop to Plarris & Cotham, who,…
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