Babst v. Hartz

-On October 16, 1922, Thomas W. Hooley was the owner of the premises No. 4826 Pitt street, between Upperline and Bordeaux streets, Prytania street in the rear, measuring 75 feet front on Pitt street by 100 feet in depth.

On that day he leased said premises to Julius Hartz, one of the defendants, until November 30, 1923, at $50 per month. And on September 20, 1923, he sold said premises to plaintiff.

At the expiration of the lease Julius Ha'rtz, the tenant, refused to renew, but he did not vacate the premises, as negotiations were then pending between the parties looking toward a sale of part of…