Ware v. Farmers' Nat. Bank of Danville

A further statement of facts seems desirable. Two years before the death of J. P. Ware, a resident of Kentucky, the father of appellee, the appellee entered a 600-aere farm of decedent, rent free, except for the payment of taxes, under written contracts of lease containing provisions for compensating of appellee for any improvements which he might put upon the land. These contracts are set out in the amended answers of the minor defendants and the Farmers’ National Bank of Danville (denominated in appellee’s petition, herein as “primary executor’’), where it is denied that appellee made any…