Garvey v. Garvey

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Miller

Affirming.

For several years prior to 1896 the appellant Bobert Garvey, had lived as a tenant upon a farm of 251 acres, •in Owen county, which belonged to his father, John J. Garvey. In August, 1896, John J. Garvey sold the farm to Ms brother, B. E. Garvey, the appellee.

Bobert Garvey remained upon the farm and cultivated it as the tenant of his uncle, under a contract by which B. E. Garvey was to receive two-thirds of the tobacco and one-half of the corn raised upon the farm, and one-third of the profits on live stock. B. E. Garvey was to furnish the money…