Dodson v. Moore

I cannot agree with my associates in the disposition of the appeal in this ease. Dodson, the owner of a farm, leased it for one year to G. A. Moore for farming operations only. Moore went into possession of the farm and planted 90 acres in cotton and 25 acres in maize. Moore headed the maize, leaving the stalks, and on or about November 20, 1923, sold his interest in the maize patch to O. E. Elliott for pasture purposes. Elliott built a wire fence, segregating the maize patch from the cotton crop, and proceeded to turn a' number of horses onto the maize patch. As soon as Dodson learned of…