Yudelson v. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

1. The permanent improvements in this case having been made by the tenant of the holder of the void deed, as a part of the terms of a rental contract which was ratified and adopted by the plaintiff, the holder of such void deed is not entitled to receive credit for the value of such permanent improvements placed upon the premises by such tenant, in an accounting for such rents and profits.

2. Under the facts of this case the court did not err, in an accounting for rents and profits, in declining to allow plaintiff in error credit for income taxes paid by him upon rentals received from said…