Better Taste Popcorn Co. v. Peters

On March 5, 1948, the appellant, a corporation, and the appellee, a farmer, entered into a written contract whereby the appellee undertook to plant 60 acres of his land to popcorn, cultivate and harvest the same and make delivery of the entire crop at the place of origin to the appellant upon its order. The appellant agreed to furnish the seed corn necessary to the undertaking for which the appellee promised to pay 75 cents per pound. If the popcorn so grown proved merchantable and “fit for safe cribbing” when delivery was demanded the appellant agreed to pay the appellee $5.00 per hundred…