Gloor v. Allen

KEY, Associate Justice.

—The nature and result of this suit, as well as the facts upon which the judgment was based, are shown by the trial judge’s conclusions of fact and law, which are as follows:

“1.—I find that plaintiff rented the farm and meadow lands described in his petition from his father, J. H. Allen, for the year 1903, and in consideration of the rental charge of $2,500 for that year.

“2.-—Plaintiff and L. M. Gloor entered into a partnership contract for 1903 to cultivate, handle and subrent the said farm and meadow lands for that year, and subsequently, as alleged in plaintiff’s…