May v. Hatterick

Opinion op the Court by

Judge McCandless

Affirming.

By a writing duly executed by both, parties on September 14, 1920, Robert May sold to Fred J. Hatterick certain personal property, including his interest as tenant in a crop of corn, tobacco and potatoes he was raising, the consideration being $3,200.00, this to be credited by $910.00, then owing by May to Hatterick. May was to assist in housing the crops, but otherwise Hatterick was to take immediate charge thereof.

In a few days Hatterick became dissatisfied and refused to have anything further to do with it. May employed hands, housed and…