Walker v. Reed

Carley, Judge.

Pursuant to a lease agreement, appellee-defendant operated a service station. The service station was bordered on the west by a grass-covered vacant lot. A row of low shrubs separated the vacant lot from this service station premises. Under the terms of his agreement, appellee’s leasehold included not only the service station itself, but also the adjoining vacant lot. However, the uncontroverted evidence shows that, at all times relevant to this appeal, appellee was unaware that he held any interest whatsoever in the vacant lot. Furthermore, neither appellee nor any of his…