Hensler v. Warneka

From an order refusing to amend the conclusion of law and denying a new trial the defendant bank appeals.

The short facts are these: The defendant bank held a mortgage upon the 223-acre farm of defendant Warneka, which for default was sold under foreclosure proceedings and bid in by the bank on June 28, 1924. The time for redemption expired June 28, 1925. Warneka, in November, 1922, let the farm for one year, with provisions for a three to five year renewal term, to Ostlund and Skalisky, under which they were to receive two-thirds of the crops raised and Warneka one-third, and for the pasture…