Schnedl v. Langford

Where an owner of farm lands, after executing a deed with power of sale to secure a debt in 1926, rented the lands to another for the year 1928 and took a note from the tenant for the amount of the rent, which note he transferred to a third person, and where a valid sale of the land was made under the power of sale in June, 1928, the purchaser succeeded to the lien rights of the original landlord, to the exclusion of both the latter and his transferee, and the transferee could not thereafter maintain a distress warrant against the tenant for the recovery of such rent. In the instant…