Sanders v. O'Connor

BROWN, Justice.

Prior to August, 1933, appellant Sanders and one James Ditto, as lessees, occupied certain lands belonging to appellee O’Con-nor, and conducted a dairy thereon as partners. They had been operating at a loss and on August 1, 1933, were in arrears on the rental contract in the sum of about $3,700. A new lease was then entered into whereby the lessees obligated themselves to pay the lessor the total sum of $19,650 as rentals, which partly covered past-due rentals that were adjusted between the parties, and of course covered the rentals which were to accrue during the term of the…