Morgan v. Morgan
Supreme Court of Georgia
Landlord and tenant. Emblements. Lien. Money rule. Before Judge Buchanan. Campbell Superior Court. February Term, 1880. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
The parties to this controversy each sued out a distress warrant for rent, which realized a fund that was brought into court for distribution. It appears that one John Henry Morgan has the deed to the land rented, but that Mark Morgan, his brother, has been in the possession, use and occupation of the same from the first of the year 1873 to March 31, 1879, by the owner’s consent. It further appears that he, and the owner of the land, lived with their mother, the plaintiff in one of the distress warrants, until he was some thirty years of age, and aided in the *494general support…
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