Court of Appeals for the First Circuit June 12, 1925, No. 1823 (Société Anonyme des Sucreries de St. Jean v. Polanco)

ANDERSON, Circuit Judge.

Polanco, a planter, made, in 1912, an agreement with the defendant appellant, which operates the Santa Juana sugar mill, to till 250 acres of sugar cane for the harvests of 1913 to 1917, inclusive, and to deliver the product to the defendant for grinding, receiving either 6 per cent, of the ground-out sugar, or, under a so-called special benefit clause, as high a rate as