Hamilton v. Federal Land Bank

The appellee, Federal Land Bank, instituted unlawful entry and detainer proceedings before a justice of the peace against the appellant, Buster Hamilton, for possession of certain lands. The case was tried before three justices of the peace, who rendered a judgment in favor of appellee. Buster Hamilton appealed to the circuit court where the cause was submitted to a jury which rendered a verdict in favor of appellee for possession of the property and rent for the year 1935, from which Buster Hamilton appeals here.

The only witness examined was Bnster Hamilton, and his testimony was to the…