Boswell v. Lipscomb

This case grows immediately out of the alleged breach of a contract or lease of rental.

The parties to the contract are W. T. Lipscomb and W. A. Willeroy, attorney for Luretta and Walter Ludlam, and W. A. Willeroy, personally. By its terms, W. T. Lipscomb agreed to plow, plant, cultivate and harvest a crop of corn on forty acres of land owned by Willeroy. The contract provided specifically for the time when the work was to be done and the manner of doing it. A general stipulation was that the work- would be performed in accordance with methods of good farming and good management, and the use…