Ryon v. Ortiz
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Associate Judge.
Appellees were hold-over tenants under a one month’s lease from appellant. Their rent due on April IS was not paid and on April 25 appellant brought suit for possession. Two days later appellee husband went to appellant’s office, paid rent to April 30 and gave oral notice that he would vacate on April 30. On or before that date the apartment was vacated and the key surrendered to appellant’s employee. On May 9 appellant took judgment for possession in the possessory action. Appellant was not able to rerent the premises until after May 31, and he brought this action for…
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