Locke v. Wallingford
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, O. J.
Roberts-Troxell Machinery Company, a partnership composed of George L. Roberts and J. A. Troxell, leased a certain farm fo,r the year 1921 from Newt Locke and C. C. Stockstill. The appellees, R. I. Wall-ingford and A. C. Dunlop, as the assignees of Roberts-Troxell Machinery Company, filed this suit against the appellants, alleging the lease of said land by Roberts-Troxell Company, and that said company cultivated and harvested a crop of wheat from the leased premises; that under the lease contract appellants were entitled to one-fourth of all the wheat grown upon the said land…
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