Plank, Exr. v. Combs

Daniel Dague leased his farm to appellee, it being agreed, among other things, that appellee was to take possession of the farm, including the dwelling house located thereon, the house to be occupied by appellee and his family; that Dague was to retain one upstairs room of the house which was to be occupied by him; and that appellee was to board Dague and do his laundry work, Dague to pay for his board the sum of twenty cents per meal and ten dollars a year for laundry service. During the time covered by the lease, Dague’s health failed, he became an invalid, and for a period of about seven…