Marple v. Brister

Citations

• 63 Pa. Super. 470
• 1916 Pa. Super. LEXIS 191

Syllabus

<p>Landlord and tenant — Way-going crops — Timothy and clover crop — Custom.</p> <p>' Mixed timothy and red clover grass planted in the autumn by a farm tenant as a separate crop, not sown with either wheat or rye, is not a way-going crop, which under the common law of Pennsylvania, such tenant is entitled to harvest and remove in the proper season after the expiration of the term, even if he remove from the premises at the end of such term at the instance of his landlord.</p>