· 10/15/1893
Terry v. Groves
Citations
- 71 Miss. 539
Syllabus
<p>Lien op Employe. Crops grown on another place.</p> <p>An employe on one plantation who merely, for a few days, supervises ' laborers sent therefrom to another plantation of his employer, is not a laborer on the latter place, entitled to a lien on the crops grown thereon.</p>
Judges: Cooper
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