Belshe v. Batdorf
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from Grundy Circuit Court. — No». P. C. Stepp, Judge. (1) The landlord’s lien is given by section 4115, Revised Statutes 1899, on crops grown within the year and continues for eight months after the rent becomes due and payable and no longer. “And such lien may be enforced by attachment in the manner hereinafter provided.”
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Appeal from Grundy Circuit Court. — No». P. C. Stepp, Judge. (1) The landlord’s lien is given by section 4115, Revised Statutes 1899, on crops grown within the year and continues for eight months after the rent becomes due and payable and no longer. “And such lien may be enforced by attachment in the manner hereinafter provided.” The manner provided for enforcing the lien is given in section 4123. These sections, 4115 and 4123 are to be construed together: 22 Mo: App. 416. Section 4123 gives the manner of enforcing the lien (69 Mo. App. 327), and provides two processes, either of which may be…
1Opinion of the CourtBroaddus, J.
This is a suit which originated in a justice’s court, wherein plaintiffs seek to recover of the defendant as a purchaser with notice of the lien thereon of certain corn grown upon demised premises.
The evidence disclosed that one Charles Lamp leased from plaintiff certain premises for the year 1899 for which he was to pay $200 rent, due and payable on the 1st day of January, 1900. Some time in the month of November, 1899, one of the plaintiffs learned that the lessee was selling and delivering a part of the corn crop raised on said premises to the defendant, whereupon he called to defendant…
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