Wood v. Williamson

This action was commenced by Wood and wife against Williamson and wife to recover possession of certain real property, consisting of a residence, belonging to the Woods and occupied by the Williamsons, for failure to pay the rent at the time provided in the lease under which the property was held. Because of a breach of a covenant of the lease to paint the house, judgment was also demanded for the cost of painting. Plaintiffs thereafter filed a supplemental complaint, in which they alleged the vacation of the dwelling, that they were entitled to $200 for its occupancy for two months, and for…