Morgan v. Long

Citations

• 73 Miss. 406

Syllabus

<p>1. Tenant in Common. Adverse possession. Agricultural products. Bight of pwchaser.</p> <p>A purchaser from a tenant in common of agricultural products grown on land of which such tenant is in adverse possession, is not liable to account to his co-tenants for the value of such products, although he knew when he bought them of the interest of the co-tenants in the land.</p> <p>2. Same. Partition. Incumbrance. Priority.</p> <p>The right of one tenant in common, upon partition, to chai-ge the interest of his co-tenant with the payment of what may be due on an accounting- as to receipts and disbursements concerning the common estate, does not entitle him to priority over a honafi&e incumbrancer of the interest of such tenant. Burns v. Dreyfus, 69 Miss., 211.</p>