Larned v. . Hudson

To sustain this judgment it must be established that neither upon the plaintiff's version of the arrangement nor upon that testified to by the defendant, did the defendant become a tenant at will or by sufferance. If the arrangement, as testified to by the defendant, created such a tenancy the court erred in not submitting the case to the jury as requested. Independently of the question, whether or not the plaintiff's evidence established such a tenancy, we are clearly of opinion that if the defendant's is the true version of the transaction he became a tenant at will. When one enters upon…