Washburn-Wilson Seed Co. v. Alexie

Conrad Toetly took a lease on the premises upon which the peas involved in this action were grown, from Marie Agatha Alexie, and Martin Bertrand, her husband, from November 1, 1930, to November 1, 1933, for a cash rental, modified October 24, 1931, to provide: “for a crop share rental .... wherein the lessee agrees to give the lessor one-third of all crops raised.”

December 28, 1932, Conrad Toetly agreed to grow approximately forty-five acres of seed peas for appellant at an agreed price and:

‘ ‘ Such crop or crops grown and the seed furnished by you (Washburn-Wilson Seed Company) is, and shall…