Miller v. Ticker

In the fall of 1879, Kiser rented to appellee a farm for the term of two years, appellee to give one fourth of the crops raised and to make certain improvements. He took possession and made some of the improvements contemplated by the contract. In May, 1880, appellant purchased the farm from Kiser, and was to have the landlord’s interest in the growing crops, and was to settle with appellee. Thereupon a new arrangement was made, whereby appellee was released from moving and shedding the log barn, from grubbing up the remaining stumps, and from cleaning up a meadow in tbe bottom; and whereby…