Keesee ex rel. Bowdre Bros. & Co. v. Sloan
Mississippi Supreme Court
Keesee ex rel. Bowdre Bros. & Co. v. Sloan, 69 Miss. 369 (Miss. 1891)
Campbell
Keesee ex rel. Bowdre Bros. & Co. v. Sloan
Opinion of the Court
delivered the opinion of the court.
The purchaser was entitled to the rent of the land purchased, which became due after his purchase, and the fact that the claim for rent had been transferred did not defeat his right. 12 Am. & Eng. Enc. L., 1035; Martin v. Martin, 7 Md., 368; Sampson v. Grimes,7 Blackf., 176; Westmoreland v. Foster, 60 Ala., 448; English v. Key, 39 Ib., 113; Stout v. Kean, 3 Harr. (Del.), 82; Wilson v. Delaplaine, 3 Ib., 499.
Affirmed.
Reference
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- G. R. Keesee, use of Bowdre Bros. & Co. v. Archie Sloan
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- Sade op Land. Bents. Bight of purchaser. Precious assignment. The purchaser of land at partition sale is entitled to the rent falling due after his purchase, if not expressly reserved, and may distrain therefor, notwithstanding a rent note, previously given therefor, had been assigned by the landlord to another, who contests the purchaser’s right to such rent. See Watkins v. Pumll, ante, 364.