Millsaps v. Tate

Citations

• 75 Miss. 150

Syllabus

<p>1. Lamdlobd’s Libn. Agricultural products. Purchaser out of state.</p> <p>While the landlord has, under the statute, a lien on the agricultural products raised ón the leased premises, to secure the rent due for the year in which the products are raised, and may enforce the same against one who purchases them in this state, with or without notice, yet the statute has no extraterritorial effect, and one who purchases outside of this state, with or without notice, cannot he held.</p> <p>2. Same. Deed of trust. Participation in removal.</p> <p>One who purchases agricultural products in another state, which, while in this state were charged with the statutory landlord’s lien, is not made liable to the landlord as participating in the removal, simply by the fact that the purchaser held a deed of trust on the products, executed in this state before they were mature.</p>