Wilson v. Lynard

The plaintiff leased from the defendant a farm for three years from October 1, 1919. It was conducted in part at least as a joint enterprise and the defendant largely financed it. On December 12, 1921, the plaintiff moved from the farm. The defendant then took possession. The plaintiff claims damages through the sale of diseased cows to him by the defendant. The issue was submitted to a jury which allowed damages of $510.60. The plaintiff claimed that the defendant breached the contract and the terms of the lease so that he was justified in leaving the farm, and that he could recover the…