The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14


Excepting sections 1928, 1857, 1863 and 1854
which are omitted, the whole of Chapter 4 OF
the Code of 1871, with some amendments and
additions, is re-enacted.
LANDLORDS LIEN
Every lessor of land shall have a lien on
all the agricultural products of the leased
premises, however and by whomsoever pro
duced, to secure the payment Of the rent, and
/ the fair market value of all advances made by
him to his tenant, for supplies for the tenant
and others for whom he may contract, and for
I his business carried upon the leased
/ premises; and this lien shall be paramount
! to all other liens, claims demands of any
/ kind upon such products: and the claim of
I the lessor for supplies furnished may be en-
! forced in the same manner, and under the
same circumstances, as his claim for rent may
be; and all the provisions of law, As to attach
ment for rent, and proceedings under 1t, shall
be applicable to n claim for supplies furnish
ed and such attachment may be levied on any
goods and chattels liable for rent, well
on the agricultural products, aforesaid"
1901.
In 2 1920 of the Code of 1871, and all suisse
quent sections providing the remedy by at
tachment for rent, add or include the words
'or for supplies" A nd in like manner,
where bond is required, either condition
precedent to suing out the attachment, or to
replevy the goods the same is to be in sum
sufficient to cover the rent due and the amount
for supplies claimed by the landlord or lessor.
'LEPLEvIN BY TENANT.
Section 1880 is amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
"The tenant or defendant, his executors or
administrators may replevy the goods and
chattels distrained, at any time before sale
thereof by giving a bond with one or more
sureties, to5- be approved by the officer in
whose custody such goods and chattels may |
be, payable TO the party in whose name |
or right such distress was made, in penalty |
double the amount distrained for, or double |
the value of the goods and chattels seized /
where such value is less than the amount dis /
trained for, conditioned TO prosecute his suit /
against the obligee in such goods, and to per-
form the Judgment of the court in such suit, |
in case he shall fail therein; and upon the |
of such bond TO the officer having
control of such goods and chattels, he shall
deliver them to the party giving such bond, |
and shall return the bond and the writ of at
hehment with statement of his proceedings
to the clerk of the circuit court, If the value
If the property or amount distrained for ex /
ceeds one hundred and fifty dollars, and to the
iustice of the peace who issued the attach
ment, if neither the amount claimed nor the
value of the property shall exceed one hun
dred and fifty dollars, and he shall notify the |
p1rty in whose name or right such distress
was made Of the replevying of such goods and
chattels, and shall summon him to appear at
the Il xt term of the court TO which return OF
such Il taehment and bond shall be made, to | Q
answer the suit of the person replevyIng such
goods and chattels, and such officer shall make
his return of having summoned such party on
he papers by him returned to said court ?
1872. c
II case of failure to summon the party IN L
vhcse right the distress is made, summons c
nay be issued, or publication shall be made a
1873
If the papers are returned to the Circuit Is
'ourt, the claimant shall by the next term hle b
declaration in replevin; or if before JUS o.
ice, he shall appear and prosecute his suit Oh
he defendant, or person suing out the dis h