Kelley v. King

RAINEY, Associate Justice.

The appellee brought this suit against his tenant, A. A. ICelley, to recover the sum of $462.38—a part of said sum alleged to be due for rents, and the balance alleged to be advancements made to said Kelley to enable him to make a crop on said land; and to foreclose the landlord’s lien for said sum.

W. E. Lumpkin, by leave of the court, intervened, claiming a lien upon said property to secure a note executed by said Kelley to said Lumpkin. The appellee King recovered judgment for the amount alleged to be due, and for a foreclosure of the landlord’s lien for $399.62;…