Hanson v. Cruse

— Appellant set forth in her complaint substantially these facts: On February 26, 1898, appellees owned a dwelling-house in Indianapolis, which was out of repair in that an outside door at the rear of the house was missing, some panes were broken out of windows, and certain locks' were gone so that doors could not be closed. *177On that day appellees proposed to appellant to repair the house in the particulars mentioned and to rent it to her for one month from that day for $9; and appellant thereupon accepted the proposition, paid the rental, and moved into the house. As soon as appellant had…