Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court September 15, 1833 (King v. Fowler)

Per Curiam.

During the pendency of the writ of right, the land was sowed by one of the defendants, and though the crop was not severed till after the plaintiff obtained seisin and possession, this defendant contends that he is entitled to the crop as emblements, because his entry was under a judgment and so lawful. This proceeds upon a mistake.