Supreme Court of Alabama, 1920

Rogers v. Hines

Rogers v. Hines
Supreme Court of Alabama · Decided June 30, 1920 · Thomas, Anderson, McClellan, Gardner
86 So. 524; 204 Ala. 549 (Southern Reporter)

Rogers v. Hines

Opinion of the Court

THOMAS, J.

A trial had by the court without a jury, on oral evidence, resulted in a judgment for defendant.

The suit was by attachment to enforce a landlord’s lien, and the levy made on corn and other provender. We have carefully examined the record, and find thqt no error intervened on the trial. The evidence failed to show that the property levied upon was subject to a landlord’s lien.

Affirmed.

ANDERSON, C. J., and McCLELLAN and GARDNER, JJ., concur.

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