Webb & Aigner v. Darrow

BOULDIN, Justice.

This cause involves the landlord’s lien on crops of subtenants, or the proceeds of such crops, in the possession of third persons.

Appellee, the landlord, sued by bill in equity.

Demurrers challenging the bill as amended on the ground of adequate remedy at law were not well taken.

The landlord’s lien exists apart from the statutory remedy by attachment, and may be enforced by bill in equity. Westmoreland & Trousdale v. Foster, 60 Ala. 448; Price v. Pickett, 21 Ala. 741; Patton v. Darden, ante, p. 129, 148 So. 806.

The lien follows the proceeds of crops so long as they may be…