Conley v. Kelley

1. Where a share cropper has paid his landlord in full for all supplies furnished by the landlord for making the crop, and the landlord has no title to or lien upon the cropper’s share of the crop, the title to the cropper’s share is in the cropper and he is entitled to receive it.

2. A surety has not, by virtue of the contract of suretyship alone, any right, title, or interest in property which his principal has pledged to a creditor as security for a debt.

3. Where, in consideration of a landlord’s delivering to his cropper the latter’s proportionate share of the crop, the title to which is…