Wood v. Security Mutual Life Insurance

On and before June 1, 1915, plaintiff conducted a barber shop in a room in the south end of the basement of defendant’s building, then known as the Burr block, at the southeast corner of 0 and Twelfth streets in Lincoln, under a written lease which was to terminate about 21/2 years thereafter. About June 1st defendant began to remodel and reconstruct its building, and plaintiff, finding it necessary to procure another location, was permitted by defendant to move into and occupy a room free of charge in the north end of its building, fronting on Twelfth street, to be used as a barber shop,…