Liew v. Mally

— The controversy beween the parties involves the following provisions of a lease:

“* * * Said party of the first part agrees to furnish one peck of grass seed per acre for the number of acres necessary to seed. In further consideration of this lease the party of the second part agrees to seed the said farm to grass as soon as possible and small grain crops to be grown on said land until grass is started, it being the understanding that the party of the second part rents the land for grass purposes. ’ ’

We gather from the record, which is not, however, quite clear on this point, that the…