De Angelis v. White-All Corp.

We find no ambiguity in the lease involved in this action. The question of construction, therefore, was for the court rather than the jury. However, under the circumstances we consider that the defendant was not *874prejudiced by the submission of the issue of construction to the jury in this case.

Under the lease the tenant was required to obtain the license for the billiard parlor and any permit necessary under the local law relating to occupancy of places of public assembly. The landlord made no representation as to the suitability of the premises for use as a billiard parlor. But in view of…