Lee v. Bagwell

J. M. Bagwell was a 'cropper of Mrs. S. A. Lee for the year 1912. He cultivated a crop upon her land on the usual *700terms prevailing between landlords and their croppers, Mrs. Lee contracting to furnish the land, the mules, feed for the stock, and farming implements, and the cropper agreeing to cultivate and gather the crop, and it being agreed that after the fertilizer bill had been charged to the crop, the remainder should be divided equally between them. Bagwell brought suit against Mrs. Lee for $458.38 and interest thereon, alleged to be due under this contract, alleging that from the crop…