McMath v. M. Levy & Sons

Citations

• 74 Miss. 450

Syllabus

<p>1. Fixtures. Landlord and tenant. Cotton gin.</p> <p>If a tenant buys and puts a cotton gin, condenser, and feeder upon the leased premises, with the intention of removing them, they do not become fixtures so as to belong, to the landlord as against the vendee of the tenant who purchases during the lease. Tate v. Blaelcburne, 48 Miss., 1, and Jennings v. Wilson, 71 Miss., 42, distinguished.</p> <p>2. Same. General doctrine. Exceptions.</p> <p>To the general doctrine in relation to fixtures made by one upon the premises of another, there are generous exceptions in favor of trade, manufactures, and tenants.</p>