Williams v. Kelley

HALL, Chief Justice.

Kelley sued Williams, alleging, in his original petition, in substance that Williams had employed him to plow certain lands belonging to Williams and to rod weed it twice and sow said land to wheat in the fall of 1933, agreeing to pay $462 for the plowing, $308 for rod weeding, and $154 for sowing; that Williams breached his contract and refused to let him do the work, although he was ready, willing, and able and offered to do it; that the reasonable expenses incident to doing the work would have been $260; that by reason of Williams’ breach of the contract, he has been…