Hicks v. Whelan Drug Co.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMcCOMB, J.
From a judgment in favor of plaintiffs in an action for an injunction, declaratory relief and damages against a lessee for breach of a lease, plaintiffs appeal, urging that the relief granted by the trial court was inadequate and not all that they sought.
Facts: * Prior to March 5, 1941, H. B. Garfield was the owner of and engaged in the business of operating a chain of drugstores in the county of Los Angeles under the fictitious firm name of Mid-City Drug Stores.
On March 5, .1941, Mr. Garfield and his wife, as lessees and appellants, F. W. Hicks and Bernice Ann Hicks, as lessors, executed a…
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