Coy v. Rowland
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Henderson County Court; C. D. Ourn, Judge. Action by J. C. Coy against E. C. Rowland, with cross-action and counterclaim by defendant. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRasbury, J.
A sufficient statement of this case is that appellant sued appellee, alleging thát he had rented certain lands in Henderson county from appellee for cultivation during the year 1913, the rental to be paid by a share in the crops raised thereon, and that as part of the contract appellee was to furnish appellant a team of farm horses and furnish groceries to the amount of $75, and pay appellant as well $1 per day for all labor performed for appellee by appellant, and 75 cents per cord for all wood cut from appellee’s lands. Appellant further alleged that he entered upon the performance of the…
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