Polakoff v. Halphen
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill for injunction. Hearing at return of order to show cause.
1Opinion of the Court
Leaking, Y. C.
Complainant is the lessee oí certain real estate in Atlantic City; his term will expire December 27th, 1914. Defendant is the owner of the reversion through a grant from complainant’s lessor; complainant pays his rent to defendant. The premises, which are admittedly covered by the lease held by complainant, include a store building facing on a street and living rooms above the store, and also a space in the rear of the store which has been vacant until recently. It is that part of the leased premises which is in the rear of the store which occasions the present controversy.
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2Cited by9 opinions
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