Miller v. Albany Lodge No. 206
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Clinton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Couet by
William Rogebs Clay, CommissioneR
— Reversing.
On December 26, 1913, Albany Lodge No. 206, F. & A. M., leased to John L. Miller a store room and lot in Albany for a period of one year from the first day of January, 1914, at an agreed rental of $120.00 per *756annum, ‘ ‘ with option at same rate for five years. ’ ’ Miller occupied the premises during the first year of the lease and held over until January 23, 1915, when this action of forcible detainer was brought against him. The trial before a justice resulted in a verdict and judgment for Miller. On appeal the law and facts…
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