Kinnier v. J. R. M. Adams, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtStockbridge, J.
The appeal in the first case was by Kinnier; in the second case by J. R. M. Adams, Inc. The' facts in each case being the same, it will be simpler to treat them as constituting but-a single appeal.
In November, 1920, J. R. M. Adams, Inc., leased from Robert Kinnier* the first floor and cellar of the premises, 121 N. Green Street, in the City of Baltimore. Pbior to that time “Brager of Baltimore” had leased for its own storage purposes the second floor of the same premises. The month of January, 1921, had quite an amount of cold weather in it, with the result that the pipe which conveyed the…
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