Nash v. Orr

Rússell, J.

1. A landlord, in tlie absence of any contract to the contrary, may adopt a tenant of his tenant as his own, and distrain the crop of the subtenant to enforce the 'collection of rent primarily due him by his tenant.

2. In the foreclosure'of a landlord’s lien for supplies, it is not necessary to prove that the supplies furnished were actually used in making the crop. To create the lien it is sufficient that the supplies were actually furnished, and that the landlord understood and intended that they should be used to aid in making the crop.

3. The landlord' has by law three separate…