City Nat. Bank v. Nelson

This is the second appeal in this case. 214 Ala. 297,107 So. 849.

We think the sixth count of the complaint not only sufficiently charges that the plaintiff had a lien, but that the defendant had notice that the cotton in question was subject to said lien.

It is true section 8806, of the Code of 1923, not only gives the landlord a lien on the crop grown by the tenant but upon the proceeds of the sale of said crop. It is also true, that there cannot be a total or entire destruction of the lien until the crop is disposed of and the proceeds are beyond reach of the landlord. Ehrman v. Oats, 101…