Bostwick v. Losey

The plaintiff rented to the defendants, Losey and Burton, for a period of five years from and after January 1, 1880, a certain saw-mill in Union City at the rate of $500 per year. If the average of the logs in the mill-yard did not reach 800,000 feet each year, then the rent was to diminish as the $500 was to 300,000 (for example, if there were 200,000 feet only, the rent was to be $333.33j. Plaintiff agreed to—

“New roof the mill, and repair the flume, when necessary,, doing the work expeditiously, so as to not interfere with the running of the mill longer than was necessary.”

He was also—

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