Safar v. Kasha

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

This was an action for'the conversion of a certain share of a crop of wheat. The defendant prevailed and plaintiff appeals.

In the fall of 1918, Joseph Safar, the owner of a tract of land, leased it to Wesley B. Kasha upon which wheat was to be grown, the terms of the lease being that Safar, the landlord, was to furnish the seed, pay one-half of the cost of threshing the crop, and receive as a rental one-half of the wheat which defendant was to deliver to *609him in an elevator at Mahaska, or in Safar’s granary on the farm. The crop matured…