State v. . Ewing
Supreme Court of North Carolina
INDICTMENT for unlawfully seizing and appropriating crops, tried at Fall Term, 1890, of the Superior Court of MONTGOMERY County, Bynum, J, presiding.
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INDICTMENT for unlawfully seizing and appropriating crops, tried at Fall Term, 1890, of the Superior Court of MONTGOMERY County, Bynum, J, presiding. The jury found the following special verdict: “That in February, 1889, one S. T. Usher rented from the defendants in the county of Montgomery, the turpentine boxes on certain land belonging to the defendants in said county for the ensuing turpentine season; that the turpentine season ordinarily begins in the month of March and lasts until the following March; that said Usher in the month of September following paid to the defendants the rent he…
1Opinion of the Court
MjsRüIMON, C. J.:
The statute {The.Code, § 1754) prescribes that “when lands shall be rented or leased by agreement, written or oral, for agricultural, purposes, or shall be cultivated'by a cropper, unless otherwise agreed between the parties to the lease or agreement, any and all crops raised on said lands shall be deemed and held to be vested in possession of the lessor or his assigns at all times, until the rents for said lands shall be paid, and until all the stipulations contained in the lease or agreement shall be performed,” etc., and it further gives the landlord .and his assigns a…
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