Romines v. Brumfield

The appeal is from a decree finding that Nomines owes Brumfield $20.0.

A written agreement of March 9, 1938, provided that the two should share equally in all live stock then in possession of the contracting parties. As to berry crops, the division did not apply to 1938, but was effective on a fifty-fifty basis thereafter. There was the further agreement that all products of the farm should be shared equally. It was expressly stipulated in the contract that Nomines and his wife, and Brumfield and his wife,, were to “. . . care for all live stock and farm all products and berry crops,” and that…