Smyth v. Stoddard

The principal contest in this case arises under the agreement of August 13, 1888, between appellants and appellee, referred to in the statement,, which, in substance, provides that appellee should be authorized to erect on the farm then occupied by him as tenant of appellants, a covering and stalling upon and over a stone foundation for a barn then on the farm, at his expense. The agreement then proceeds as follows:

“ And we hereby agree that whenever you surrender and deliver up possession of said farm to us, at the expiration or termination of any lease you may hold from us, that we will…