Moak v. Moak

Smith,, C. J.

The appellant was a tenant on the ap-pellee’s farm, and this proceeding was begun in the court of a justice of the peace for the purpose of subjecting certain products raised on the farm by the appellant to a lien claimed by the appellee for supplies furnished the appellant. The case, in due course, reached the court below, where a judgment was rendered for the landlord, who is the appellee here.

When the case comes on for trial in the justice of the peace court, the appellee’s attorney, who seems not to have been in the case prior to that time, discovered that the affidavit by…