Southland of Alabama, Inc. v. JULIUS E. MARX
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Plaintiff appeals from a judgment for defendants on their counterclaims for breach of a lease and of a contract. We affirm.
In July 1971, defendant, Hartzog Broadcasting, Inc., (lessee) assigned its lease on a suite of offices in the Milner Building in Mobile to plaintiff, Southland of Alabama, Inc., (assignee) as part of a transaction in which Hartzog (lessee) also sold radio station WLIQ to Southland. Defendant Julius E. Marx, Inc., (the owner's leasing agent, herein "lessor") had leased the offices to Hartzog (lessee) in 1970 for a term of five years ending June 30, 1975. The rent was $610…
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