Torpy v. Hagedorn
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Shelby District Court. — J. B. RoCKAEEllow, Judge. ACtion to enjoin a trespass. All of the material facts are stated in tlie opinion. Judgment and decree for plaintiff, as prayed. Defendant appeals.'
1Opinion of the CourtStevens, J.
Daniel Torpy, appellee herein, some time prior to March 1, 1919, leased the SE]4 of the NW^4 of Section 13, Township 81, Range 37, Shelby County, Iowa, to Gus Hagedorn, for three years, commencing on said date. By the terms of the lease, which was in writing, the lessee agreed not to sell, assign, underlet, or relinquish the premises without the written consent of the lessor; to fairly plow, cultivate, and farm the land in a farmer-like manner; to mow the fence rows and roadsides each year before August 15th; not to do any act which would avoid insurance on the buildings; to guard said…
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