Lambros Metals, Inc. v. Tannous
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PATTERSON, Superior Judge.
This is an action by Lambros Metals, Inc.,, as the owner, and Charles Gordon and Gertrude Gordon, his wife, as tenants, of a two-story building in Tucson, Arizona, to compel the appellees to remove certain advertising neon signs and equipment placed on the front wall of said building by the appellees, or for a declaration of the right of appellants to the exclusive possession as against the appellees to that part of the-building on which saiid signs and equipment are located, and for damages.
On July 14, 1947, Lambros Metals, Inc., a •corporation, made a written lease…
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