Lerner v. Stone
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Holland
One phase of this litigation, which apparently is now the controlling factor, was before this court in the case of Stone v. Lerner, 118 Colo. 455, 195 Pac. (2d) 964, in a review of a forcible entry and detainer action in which it was finally determined that Stone had unlawfully retained possession of the premises involved beyond the term of a lease. As an outgrowth of that litigation, Lerner filed the present action against Stone under the provision of our statute, being section 26, chapter 70, ’35 C. S. A., for treble damages resulting from the unlawful detention of the premises. Stone, by…
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