Legal Opinion
Bedrosian v. Wong Kok Chung
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Decided September 17, 1943No. 99PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
RICHARDSON,. Chief Judge.
Action of forcible entry and detainer was brought by appellant under Section 11 — 735, Code of 1940, for possession of premises which the complaint states were forcibly and unlawfully entered and have since been unlawfully and forcibly detained by appellees.
In October, 1942, appellee Wong Kok Chung, purchased a building then under lease to appellant. The latter had sublet the basement store to one Westley; the rest of the building was occupied by lodgers.
In December, 1942, appellee Wong, desiring to rent the basement store, sent one William Lee to appellant.
Lee…
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