Camp v. Goodman

HOOD, Associate Judge.

Plaintiffs, as landlords, sued defendant, as tenant, for possession of certain business property, and from a judgment in favor of the tenant they have appealed.

The premises in question, a store, together with the two upper floors, were leased by one Baxter to one Berman for a period of four years at a rental payable $125 per month. The lease contained a provision that the property should be used “for the sale of luggage and for no other purpose whatsoever.” The lease also provided that Berman had the right to sublet all or a portion of the leased premises, on condition…