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Re: UPDATE: dead trees and lush soybeans!
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Posted by Galen on June 13, 2005 at 19:08:43 from (216.170.44.1):
In Reply to: Re: UPDATE: dead trees and lush soybeans! posted by Allan in NE on June 13, 2005 at 16:07:25:
Hate to disagree, Alan! Been, there, done that, also! It depends on the situation. A couple of weeks after we bought this place, we came down to start working on stuff. Found a guy on a JD 4020 (which was bad enough LOL) pulling a baler in my field. Long story, short. Even though he had recieved no notice of sale (seller's responsibility - I didn't know he had it leased), the leasor was still in the wrong (well - not really WRONG, just didn't know), and any compensation due him was from the seller, who failed to give notice. Ended up finishing the baling a couple days later (meet in lawyers office on a Saturday, no less!), we split the bales, he was compensated by seller for my half, I sold my half.
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