Barnes v. Huck

McQUADE, Chief Justice.

This dispute arises out of an oral agreement to purchase farm machinery. On or about January 1, 1961, Sam Huck, defendant-appellant (hereinafter appellant) entered into an oral agreement to purchase from his landlord, Earl Barnes, plaintiff-respondent (hereinafter respondent) farm machinery which respondent owned for the sum of $8,255.00. Appellant also agreed at that time to reimburse respondent $350.00 for his share of the fertilizer previously applied to land he was leasing from respondent. The parties further agreed that appellant would pay respondent the principal…