Dawson National Bank v. Bank of Dawson

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

Were the validity of the mortgage of the Dawson National Bank to be assumed, we think its claim would be superior to that of the Bank of Dawson, since a landlord’s lien for supplies furnished relates to the crop made during the year for which the advances are *302made, and the original corn and hay which purported to have been “rented” to the tenant under the three-year lease contract, dated October 29, 1927, did not result in a lien on the crops made by the tenant for the year 1929, and could not subsequently be made to operate so as to create a lien on crops…