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      "M. E. BRASFIELD, Administratrix of J. S. BAILEY, v. W. C. POWELL & CO."
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        "text": "Eurches, J.:\nThis case comes before us from a judgment upon a case agreed.\nOne Bailey, being indebted to plaintiff\u2019s intestate, executed to him a mortgage on his crop, to be grown in 1894, which was duly probated and registered on the 15th day of January, 1894. Bailey, being indebted to defendants to the amount of $126.19, and desiring to obtain advances to the amount of $185 from defendants to enable him to make and gather his crop for 1894, executed to defendants an agricultural lien under the statute, upon his crop to be grown in 1894, to the amount of $185. And in the same instrument, a chattel mortgage on his crop and other property, to secure the $126.19 of other indebtedness, which was duly probated and registered on the 17th day of January, 1894.\nIt has been held that an agricultural lien for advances,, properly registered under the statute, has priority over a-prior registered mortgage. Wooten v. Hill, 98 N. C., 48. This would give defendants a priority in the crop to the extent of $185, but for the following clause contained in the instrument to defendants, to-wit, \u201cThere is no incum-brance on said personal property, and none on said crop, except that I am to pay J. S. Brasfield out of crop $116' and interest on same from December 25th, 1893.\u201d\nThen there is alien on the crop to he paid out of the crop, and the defendants accept this conveyance with this provision in it. And when they did so, they accepted it as trustees and are bound to carry out the trust.\nBailey says to defendants, T will give you a mortgage on my stock and other articles of property, and I will also give you a lien on my crop. But I owe Brasfield $116, which is now a lien on the crop and is to be paid out of' the crop.\u2019\nThis, in our opinion, is the same in effect as if Bailey had said, \u2018Brasfield\u2019s debt of $116 is first to be paid out of the crop and then your claim for advances.\u2019 Hinton v. Leigh, 102 N. C., 28. Defendants admit they have a sufficient fund in hand, arising from a sale of the crop, to pay plaintiff, but not enough to pay both plaintiff and* defendants. There is no error.\nNo Error..",
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        "author": "Eurches, J.:"
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    "attorneys": [
      "Messrs. Battle & M'ordecai, for plaintiff.",
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    "head_matter": "M. E. BRASFIELD, Administratrix of J. S. BAILEY, v. W. C. POWELL & CO.\nAgricultural Lien \u2014 Prior Mortgage \u2014 Trust.\nWhere an owner of crops, having previously given to B a mortgage thereon, executes to another an agricultural lien upon the same crops, and the latter instrument recites that \u201cthere is no encumbrance on said crop except that I am to pay B out of crop $116 and interest, &e.,\u201d the lienee, by the acceptance of the instrument with such provision, will be deemed a trustee of the crop, or of the proceeds of its sale, to the amount of B\u2019s debt.\nCONTROVERSY submitted without action, in Wake Superior Court, and heard at Chambers, April 11, 1895, before Starbuck, J., who gave judgment for the plaintiff, and defendants apjiealed. The facts appear in the opinion of Associate Justice Furohbs.\nMessrs. Battle & M'ordecai, for plaintiff.\nMr. B. 0. Burton, for defendants (appellants)."
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