Monnig Dry Goods Co. v. King

Wes Turner rented a farm to G. T. King for the year 1920.' King pultivated a part of the land, and his sons, H. C. King and E. J. King, cultivated parts of it. G. T. King and his son H. C. King by their promissory note dated December 31, 1919, undertook to pay S. B. Saxon on October 1, 1920, $125 and interest, and to secure the payment of the note gave Saxon a mortgage on an automobile and “fifteen acres of cotton [quoting! to be grown during the year 1920 on Wes Turner’s farm.” I-I. C. King grew three bales of cotton on the land, which he turned over to G T. King, who delivered same,…