Section 6-6-294 Retention of Possession for One Year by Defendant If Crop Planted or Growing Upon Filing Bond; Force and Effect of Bond.
If a defendant has a crop on the premises and loses the case, the court or jury must set the year’s rent, and the defendant can keep possession for the year by filing a bond for double the rent, with clerk-approved surety.
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Section 6-6-294 Retention of Possession for One Year by Defendant If Crop Planted or Growing Upon Filing Bond; Force and Effect of Bond.
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