Kentucky Holding Co. v. Tannenbaum

The landlord instituted summary proceedings against the tenant for non-payment of rent. The tenant interposed the usual statutory defense under the rent laws, demanded a bill of particulars and deposited the amount sued for in the court. The landlord did not file a bill of particulars as is required by the statute. Laws of 1921, chap. 434, § 2. The tenant, in the period succeeding, failed to pay to the landlord or to deposit with the clerk the rent which subsequently accrued, but made a motion to compel the landlord to file a bill of particulars. While this motion was pending undetermined,…