Leland

Leland v. Oliver

Good Law
1927 Cal. App. LEXIS 652·82 Cal. App. 474·255 P. 775
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 21, 1927Docket No. 2943.California2,021 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Plummer, J.

— Plaintiff had judgment in the sum of $548.07 on account of moneys found due and owing from the defendant, for and on account of sales of certain crops belonging to the plaintiff, made by the defendant and for damages inflicted by the defendant upon certain property belonging to the plaintiff. These damages amounted only to the sum of $7.90 and are not involved in this appeal. The defendant appeals.

The record shows that in December, 1921, the plaintiff leased to the defendant a tract of land embracing 173 acres of land to be planted to sweet potatoes during the year 1922; that under the terms and provisions of said lease the defendant was to sell all of the crops produced upon said premises, including the share belonging to the plaintiff, as the rental thereof, and to pay to plaintiff one-third of the value of said crops; that during the year 1922 the defendant raised on said premises a certain crop of sweet potatoes and sold the same for the sum of $1,005.30, of which the plaintiff’s share was and is the sum of $335.10; that the defendant has not paid said sum of $335.10 to the plaintiff. The record further shows that during the year 1923, under a lease executed in December,…

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