Beck v. Kah

In the year 1935 W. C. Beck cultivated the farm which is the subject of the controversy in this case. During the latter part of the year W. C. Kah, who was then living in , Jacksonville, Florida, purchased the premises from Beck’s former landlord. After the purchase by Kah he and Beck entered into a contract by which Beck was to continue upon the land and cultivate the same for the year 1936. In some portions of the record Beck is referred to as a cropper; but it appears from the evidence that he did not occupy that relation in the technical sense of the term, for the reason that it was…