Powers v. Central of Georgia Railway Co.

Fish, (5. J.

The Central of Georgia Railway Company, in 1909, leased to the Tennessee Mill Company a portion of a building called “the old compress shed” for the term of one year, “terminable thereafter” on •thirty-days notice to the lessee.. Among the covenants of the lessee were the following: “Third. That the tenant does- not now nor will he set up title to said property against the company, its successors or assigns, but will hold the same only as a tenant at will, subject to notice hereafter specified. Fourth. That the tenant covenants and agrees, in consideration of the permission and…