Rich v. Swalm

Appellant, desiring to engage in the business of operating a private boarding house, entered into negotiations with appellee for the lease of a certain residence, suitably located and owned by appellee. This was in February, 1929. Appellee expressed his willingness to lease the premises to appellant for the monthly rental of thirty-five dollars. Appellant had examined the house and premises, and, finding same in poor repair, she stated to appellee that, in view of the condition of the house, she could not pay so much as thirty-five dollars per month, but would pay thirty dollars, whereupon…