Buxton v. Hickman

1. . Liens in favor of landlords furnishing supplies arise by operation of law from the relation of landlord and tenant, as well as by special contract in writing, whenever the landlord furnishes the articles enumerated in section 3348, or any one of them, “to the tenant for the purpose therein named.” Civil Code, § 3348, par. 1. .The use of supplies furnished for the purpose of making the crop need not be proved, as it is sufficient to show that the landlord actually furnished the supplies and intended them to be so used. Nash v. Orr, 9 Ga. App. 33 (70 S. E. 194). “The whole of the crop also…