Standridge v. Vines

FUNDERBURK, Justice.

A. B. Standridge, the owner of a 78-acre tract of land in Comanche county, with 60 acres in cultivation, rented same for the year 1933 to E. C. Vines, for one-fourth the proceeds of cotton and one-third of the com, as rent. Vines, the tenant, cultivated for said year 15 acres in corn and about 45 acres in cotton. One-fourth of the proceeds from the sale of the cotton amounted to $136.84, included in said sum being $47, representing one-fourth of a sum received from the United States government for cotton plowed up. A. B. Standridge executed and delivered to J. H.…