Beh v. Tilk

On September 30, 1930, the plaintiff and defendants entered into a written lease of plaintiff’s farm for a period of one year from March 1, 1931, which provided that at the termination of the lease it could be extended for an additional three-year period if satisfactory to both parties. The lease contained the following clause:

“It is understood that the said Carleton Beh (the landlord) shall have, in addition to the lien given him by law, a lien upon the term of this lease, and a lien upon all property of the said William Tilk used or situated upon the leased premises, whether said property…