Mirando v. Mirando
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtHinman, J.
Plaintiff, who is the wife of the defendant but living apart from him, brings this action to recover from defendant possession of a cellar under a garage building, and a portion of a cellar containing a furnace and coal bin under the dwelling-house of plaintiff and back of a store; the garage and store having been leased to defendant by plaintiff, and he claiming possession, under the lease, of the cellar under the garage as a part of the garage, and of the portion of the cellar containing the furnace and coal bin as a part of the store. The parties entered into a lease which provided “that…
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- Dewire v. HanleySupreme Court of Connecticut · 1907
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