Davis v. Goldberg & Smith

HENRY, Associate Justice.

Appellees sued appellant in a Justice Court upon a cause of action described as:

“ For the product of 17 acres of cotton produced during the year 1887, by Sherman Hill, on the farm of J. W. Crow, in Camp County, mortgaged by Hill to plaintiffs.”

A. T. Diamond & Co., creditors of Hill, recovered a personal judgment against him, upon which they sued out execution, and before this suit was brought caused the execution to be levied upon said seventeen acres of cotton, then unpicked in the field, as expressed by the constable’s return of the execution, “Subject to landlord’s…