Singer Sewing MacH. Co. v. Young

Demurrer was overruled to the bill, which sought to enforce the landlord’s lien on the tenant’s interest in a sewing machine.

I-t is averred that the sewing machine was brought upon the rented premises “by the defendants,” and that it was kept by the tenant in the dwelling he rented from complainant. Leader v. Romano, 208 Ala. 635, 95 South. 7; Mathers v. Barrow, 202 Ala. 342, 80 South. 424. The bill further avers that the purchase price of the machine was not fully paid by the tenant, and it was removed from the rented premises by the Singer Sewing Machine Company a few days before the'…