Davis v. Sugg

This is an action by Charles A. Davis against L. C. Sugg for the recovery of personal property, or its value, alleged to have been taken, removed, or sold by the defendant, upon which he had a lien by virtue of a mortgage given him by Robert Darwin on April 23,1919.

The property involved was three bales of cotton, 2,400 pounds of cotton seed, 165 bushels of corn, and one ton of hay.

There are three counts in the complaint as amended. In brief, count 1 claims damages for destruction of plaintiff’s mortgage lien on the property; count 2 was for money had and received; and count 3 was for damages…