Coy v. King

*66Opinion op the Court by

Chiep Justice Sampson—

Reversing.

This action by Charles King, a farm tenant, against Nay Coy, the owner of a farm, involves numerous questions of fact arising out of a complete settlement of their affairs. Coy leased his farm to King for the year 1920, and provided in the contract for the growing and handling of different crops. There were two trials of the case in the Madison circuit court. In the-first one the jury returned a verdict for King, the tenant, in the sum of $1,080.00, while at the second trial the plaintiff King recovered a judgment for only $66.90. The…