Smith v. Washburn-Wilson Seed Co.

This is an action for damages for breach' of contract. On January 13, 1933, respondent, Charles M. Smith, and appellant, Washburn-Wilson Seed Company, entered into a written contract for the growing of peas. Appellant was to furnish seed of the Alaska variety to respondent for the planting of 140 acres of land. The respondent, on his part, was to plant the peas, cultivate, care for, and harvest the crop raised with such seed in a good farmerlike manner, and deliver the peas so raised to the appellant company which was to pay him 1%$ per pound for all peas raised, less the amount furnished…