McJunkin v. Dupree

Citations

• 44 Tex. 500

Syllabus

<p>1. Injunction—Fixtures.—Implements o£ agriculture, such as a cotton gin and press and grist mill, that can he detached without injury to the freehold, do not become part of it so as to prevent one who has the temporary use, or limited right to the land on which they are used, from removing them at pleasure.</p> <p>2. Same.—A holder of a vendor’s lien on land, has no lien upon such implements placed upon the plantation by his vendee, and cannot obtain an injunction prohibiting their removal by purchasers from the vendee.</p>