Gibbons v. Huntsinger

In June, 1934, the parties to this controversy entered into an agreement, evidenced by a written contract, by which the defendant entered upon the lands involved for the purpose of preparing the fields for seeding the following year and farming the same for a specified part of the crop. It does not appear that any disagreement arose about the relationship between the parties in the year 1935. The written contract, later adverted to, provided it should terminate December 1, 1935, that defendant would without notice vacate the premises, and further provided that the contract could not be…