Bradshaw v. Kinnaird

CLAY, Commissioner.

Plaintiff Bradshaw brought this action to recover part of the purchase price of a farm sold to him by defendants Ann and Virgil ICinnaird. The jury returned a verdict for defendants.

In 1950 plaintiff and one Divert purchased the farm from defendants for the sum of $80,000. A month later plaintiff bought Divert’s interest. Under the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, 7 U.S. C.A. § 1281 et seq., the federal administrative agency created thereby was empowered to set the acreage of tobacco which could be grown on a farm. In 1950 the records of the government office indicated…