Monroe v. Gaylor

For the year 1918 Jim Gaylor was the tenant of D. Monroe on his farm in Milam county, Tex. Gaylor obtained certain provisions and supplies, necessary to enable him to make a crop upon said farm during said year. There is no controversy as to the value of the supplies obtained. Monroe claimed that he furnished the supplies to Gaylor and was entitled to recover therefor, and also entitled to a landlord’s lien under the statute for the value of said supplies. Suit was instituted by Monroe against Gaylor. He recovered a judgment, and this was reversed by the Court of Civil Appeals (221 S. W. 330)…