Vincent v. Bell

This suit was by appellant, the owner of a certain farm, against appellee as his tenant, to recover as rents one-third the corn, one-half the cane hay, and one-fourth the cotton raised on said farm by said tenant during the year 1928, and also 75 cents per head per month for pasturage of all stock in excess of work stock and milk cows; it being alleged that appellant’s rents were 300 bushels of corn, worth 75 cents per bushel, 500 bales of hay, worth 50 cents per bale, and that the pasturage amounted to $135, making a total of $610, for which recovery was sought. At the institution of said…