Pelikan v. Spheeris

Appellant exercised his option to renew his lease for a period of three years in the manner provided in the lease and the language of the option was clear and unambiguous. It was held in Kollock v. Scribner (1897), 98 Wis. 104, 73 N. W. 776, that where the language of an option is clear and unambiguous the court will enforce lessee’s rights, even though it be a mere general promise to renew with no reference to the terms of the new lease. Respondent Spheeris Realty Corporation, on June 2,1947, served notice on appellant that his lease would terminate as of the 30th day of June, 1947, and…