Anderson v. Swift

T. E. Anderson entered into a contract with Elizabeth and Annie Ray Swift, by virtue of which he agreed to rent from them a certain lot of land and houses thereon for a term of one year, at a stipulated rent, with the privilege of occupying the premises for five years at the same rate. The owners of the premises agreed to try to expel bats from the walls of a house on the lot, and remove accumulations and odor therefrom, and to replaster two rooms of the house if necessary to remove the bats, the tenant agreeing on his part to remove the present plastering. It was further stipulated that if…