McKay v. Pearson

Citations

• 6 Pa. Super. 529
• 1898 Pa. Super. LEXIS 192

Syllabus

<p>Actions — Trover and Conversion — Way going crop.</p> <p>° The absolute and unqualified denial of goods to him that hath the right to demand them, is an actual conversion and not merely the evidence: thereof, and trover will lie immediately upon such denial.</p> <p>An out going tenant has the right to the way going crop, and the refusal by the new tenant to permit him to eriter upon the land and harvest it is a conversion of the crop. A subsequent permission given by the tenant in possession to the owner of the crop to harvest the same after the prior refusal, does not destroy the right of action the erop in the meantime having become injured by the delay in harvesting the same.</p>