Myers v. Lillard

Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.

In this action on account for $113.42 the parties have injected questions of venue, partnership, sales, payment, evidence and trial practice. Fortunately for those who favor short opinions, we are able to bypass some of the questions presented.

The facts are fairly simple. In 1945, the appellants, Myers and Arnold, entered into a contract for growing beans, by the terms of which contract (1) Myers was to furnish the bean seed and fertilizer, (2) Arnold was to furnish the land and labor, and (3) the gross sales price received from the harvested bean crop would be…