Hull v. Croft

Appellant began this suit February 5, 1904, to recover of appellee damages for breach of contract in repudiating and refusing to carry out a contract of lease of appellant’s farm in Brule county, South Dakota. The declaration sets up the making of a lease on February 1, 1903, by which Hull leases to Croft land described as the “N. E. ¼, 2-68-103, N. E. ¼ and S. ½, 1-68-103, N. W. ¼, 7-67-103, and N. W. ¼, 12-68-103, Brule county, S. D.,” from the first day of April, 1904, to the first day of April, 1907, at an annual rental of $627.30, payable one-half October 1 and one-half March 1 of each…