Leonard v. Brockman

Citations

• 46 S.C. 128
• 24 S.E. 96
• 1896 S.C. LEXIS 45

Syllabus

<p>1. Claim and Delivery — Attachment—Evidence.—In an action of claim and delivery for the possession of seven bales of cotton, held under a warrant of attachment issued on an agricultural lien, the question of the cotton being disposed of to defeat the lien could not arise — following Sharp v. Palmer, 31 S. 0., 449.</p> <p>2. Agricultoral Lien — Anuidavit.—An affidavit which states that the lienor “is disposing of his said crops, and to defeat said agricultural lien,’’ is sufficient to base a warrant of attachment upon.</p> <p>3. Ibid. — Claim and Delivery.' — A warrant of attachmentissued on an agricultural lien relates back to the filing of the lien for record, and any right of possession of the crops covered by such lien acquired after such record, is subject to the rights of possession of the lienee.</p>