Johnson v. Miller

Plaintiff-landlord Johnson brought this action to compel the return of 530 bee boards filled with the larvae of leaf-cutter bees and to recover unpaid pent. The trial court ordered the return of the boards and, after offsetting amounts owing each party, entered judgment against defendants Miller for $160.56. Defendants appeal from the order requiring the return of the boards.

In March 1963, Johnson leased the Millers his farm in the Walla Walla .Valley. Under the lease ending December 31, 1967, defendants were to grow alfalfa hay and alfalfa seed. *957Both parties were interested in increasing…