Ingram v. . Corbit

In June, 1914, E. T. Corbit, deceased, executed a lease to plaintiff for one acre of land for ten years, and agreed to erect a slaughter-house and did a well thereon. The plaintiff delivered to Corbit his note in the sum of $500, secured by the chattel mortgage, in payment of the ten years rental. It is alleged in the complaint and is admitted by the demurrer that pursuant to the contract Corbit enclosed an acre of land with a wire fence, erected the slaughter-house thereon, and dug the well; that plaintiff went into possession and remained in possession during the lifetime of Corbit, who…