Henwood v. Jarvis
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Bill for relief. On motion to dissolve injunction restraining the defendant Schafer from prosecuting a suit at law for possession of premises demised by Jarvis to Henwood. On bill and answers.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
In 1869, Jarvis leased to Henwood, for a term of five years from the 1st of January, 1870, with privilege of renewal for five years more, certain extensive and valuable buildings and premises in Jersey City, then owned by the former, to be used for the storage and inspection of tobacco, or for general storage purposes only. The lease contained a provision that the lessor might terminate it upon a sale of the premises, on giving six months’ previous notice in writing, to the lessee, his representatives or assigns, who had the right to terminate or surrender it on like notice. In…
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