In re Famous Fain Co.

(after stating the facts as above). It is not doubted that, if O’Flyn’s tenant became bankrupt during the life of the lease, it was terminable at th,e landlord’s option. That was the bargain, both lawful and usual. This ease, therefore, lies within the narrow limits) of an inquiry as to who was the tenant of O’Flyn’s premises when Famous Fain Company became bankrupt.

Admittedly there was a lease for years to Fain; that written lease was the evidence of the contract made, and privity of contract existed and continued between Fain and O’Flyn, unless destroyed by some subsequent event. But as the…