Silver Rod Stores, Inc. v. Bernstein
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Bodine, J.
The plaintiff sued for the rent reserved in a written lease covering premises in Newark. The defendant counter-claimed seeking damages for the breach of a covenant contained in the lease. The plaintiff had judgment for the rent reserved during actual occupancy, and the defendant prevailed upon its counter-claim recovering the earned interest upon moneys deposited as security for rent and damages for the breach of the covenant.
The covenant was contained in the twenty-eighth paragraph of the lease as follows: “The landlord agrees that it will…
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