Section 35-9-37 Relation Between Party Furnishing Land and Party Furnishing Labor.
If one party provides land and another provides labor to cultivate it, with crop-sharing terms, the law treats their relationship as landlord and tenant and treats the landowner’s crop share as rent.
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