Tinsley v. Lovett

Citations

• 111 Miss. 547
• 71 So. 817

Syllabus

<p>1. Chattel Mortgage. Payment. Value of property delivered. Evidence. Conveyance, in satisfaction. Reconveyance. Rent liability.</p> <p>Where a bill to sét aside a conveyance of land to a mortgagee in satisfaction of the debt, defendant agreeing to a reconveyance, the mortgagee could not be charged both with the rent of the land and also with rent of a part of the same for pasturage.</p> <p>2. Same.</p> <p>On such a bill the defendant, should be charged with the value of a saw and grist mill situated on the land if it was personal property, but if it was a part of the realty he should only be charged with the value of the mill rocks removed and sold by him.</p>