Latses v. Nick Floor, Inc.
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PRATT, Justice.
Appellants, Latses and Sdrales, instituted this action 'of unlawful detainer. The premises involved are No. 79 West Second South Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. They are a part of a building known as the Eagle Block. Respondent, Nick Floor, Inc., the tenant, has occupied the premises since September 25, 1983. Appellants purchased the property— the Eagle Block — May 31, 1939. Two days later — June 2d —they gave respondent written notice to vacate No. 79 on or before July 1, 1939. Respondent refused to move. This action followed.
For many years, one A. H. Ball, and his father…
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