Keith v. Tucker

STONE, Judge.

The state of facts and circumstances, out of which this court-tried controversy even tually developed, had its genesis in a casual conversation late in October or early in November 1969 during a chance luncheon meeting between plaintiff E. L. Keith (hereinafter sometimes referred to as plaintiff) and defendants Lola Tucker and N. C. Carroll in a crowded cafeteria at Bentonville, Arkansas. Invited by plaintiff to sit at his table, defendant Tucker (hereinafter sometimes referred to as defendant) mentioned that she was selling her farm and “was looking for another place,” to which…