Miller v. McCamish

In 1963, the McCamishes and the Millers entered into discussions concerning the future operation of the McCamish farm. Harold McCamish, >a lifetime farmer then experiencing failing health, was interested in finding a competent person to work his farm. Richard Miller, who was then employed in Spokane, agreed to take the job, commencing in February of 1964. It is apparent from the facts surrounding the parties’ negotiations that McCamish was anxious to sell his farm. The parties did not put their agreement in writing; however, from evidence presented, the trial court found that the parties had…