Charlow v. Blankenship
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to 'Circuit Court, Raleiglr County, Action by Samuel Charlow against P. L. Blankenship. Judgment for defendant on a directed verdict, dismissing the suit, and plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Ritz, Judge:
The defendant is the owner of a two-story brick building in the city of Beckley. The plaintiff in the fall of 1912 rented a storeroom in this building, and this lease was extended from year to year, the storeroom being occupied by the plaintiff as a tailor shop at the time of the occurrences complained of in this suit. The second floor of the building was constructed for offices,’ one of which was occupied by the defendant. The *201plaintiff’s lease covers nothing but the storeroom described 'therein and does not give him any right or control over the remainder of the building. In…
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