Durband v. Noble
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Plymouth District Court. — Wm. Hutchinson, Judge. Appellant seeks an injunction to restrain the appellees from moving certain buildings which appellee James H. Noble placed upon the land of appellant’s ward, while a tenant. This relief was denied, and the petition of appel: lant dismissed, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSalinger, J.
I. J. H. Noble became the tenant of appellant’s ward by written lease which is silent on the removal of the buildings put upon the land by the tenant, unless the matter is dealt with because of a provision that the premises shall be surrendered at the termination of the lease in as good condition as when received. Appellant urges that the silence of the lease, and said provision therein as to condition on surrender, operate to prohibit removal by the tenant. He claims, in addition, that it was agreed, in consideration of the reducing the rental below its actual value, that the buildings…
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