Supreme Court of Delaware June 5, 1883 (Clark v. Banks)

The Court

sustained the objection, and said that a growing crop of wheat has an appoximate value, ascertainable at every stage of its growth, and which legal appraisers are often required to determine. The witness may be able to tell what he would have been willing to give for the field of wheat referred to at public sale on the day it was ploughed under in 1882.