Golden v. Stevens
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Justice.
J. S. Golden, the owner of a farm in Dawson County, obtained a temporary injunction against V. W. Stevens and another restraining them from interfering with plaintiff, or his agents or employees, in the cultivation of a crop on his land for the year 1936. Stevens filed a cross-action against Golden, alleging that Golden had rented the land to him for the purpose of farming it for said year on the usual basis; that is, the payment by the tenant of ¾. of the cotton and of the other crops raised on the rented premises; had ousted him and prevented him from making a crop thereon…
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