Cheyne v. Quackenbush

1. There was some claim in the trial court that the leases did not correctly describe the' land leased and occupied by the plaintiff as tenant; but we do not understand that there is any dispute as to the fact that plaintiff occupied the land for three years, 1918, 1919, and 1920. There is no question of reformation in the case. The lease for the first year was lost, but it is alleged that the terms were the same as those of the one attached to the petition, except as to the period covered. The lease provided for a division of the crops, and further, that plaintiff was to pay cash rent, $7.00…