Cochran v. Waits, Johnson & Co.

1. A landlord’s special lien for rent upon the crop grown, upon the rented premises takes effect upon the maturity of the crop, and his special lien upon such crop for supplies furnished to make the-same arises, by mere operation of law, when such supplies are furnished. ■ In neither case is a levy necessary in order to fix the lien upon the crop. Civil Code, §§2795, 2796, 2800, par. 1.

2. Such special liens being superior to older common-law judgments obtained against the tenant (Civil Code, §§2795, 2800, par. 6), if agricultural products upon .which such liens exist are levied upon under…