J. D. Cornell Millinery Co. v. Little-Long Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Stacy, C. J.,
after stating tbe case: Is a covenant in a 5-year lease “not to sell or assign this lease or any part thereof without consent of lessor” violated by a subletting of tbe premises, without tbe consent of tbe lessor, for a period shorter by one month than tbe unexpired portion of tbe original term? We think not. 16 R. C. L., 832.
A covenant in a lease against sale or assignment is stricti juris, and it is tbe general bolding that a subletting of tbe demised premises by tbe lessee is not a breach of such restriction, because tbe relation of landlord and tenant between tbe original…
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