Kennedy v. Boston-Continental Nat. Bank

BREWSTER, District Judge.

This is an action brought by the plaintiff against the Boston-Continental National Bank and its receiver, to establish the liability of the bank arising from a certain lease of premises formerly occupied by it. The case was tried without jury.

For the most part the facts are not in dispute, and it may be convenient to note chronologically certain events leading up to this controversy.

1. On October 21, 1929, one Harris Ulin leased to the Boston National Bank premises on Washington and Friend streets, Boston, for the term of fifteen years from February 1, 1930. The rent…