Sullivan v. Vorenberg

The plaintiffs, the lessees' of the store 169 Summer Street, Boston, under a written lease for the term of ten years from June 15, 1917, by this bill in equity seek to restrain the defendant, their lessor, from interfering with their occupation of the premises and ask that the lease be declared to be in full force and effect. The plaintiff Hartnett sold her interest in the business conducted on the premises to Sullivan before suit was brought. Sullivan appointed one Haley as general manager in control of the business. The master found that the plaintiff *320Sullivan used the premises as a saloon…