Galvin v. Lovell
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFritz, C. J.
All of the store premises involved in this action were owned by Kurt and Augusta Gebhardt, and they leased the store to Larcena L. Galvin on July 19, 1946. She with two copartners conducted a grocery business in part of the store under the name of “Mauston Food Market.” Evidence introduced on the trial of the action fairly admitted of the court’s findings (so far as material here) to the following effect:
That plaintiffs were at all times involved herein in possession of the store under the lease executed by Kurt and Augusta Gebhardt. That on October 2, 1947, plaintiffs entered into a lease…
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