Anderson v. Kokomo Rubber Co.

Some time in May, or earlier, in 1920, Thomas J. Anderson, the plaintiff, leased from 'William H. Black a certain building in the City of Atlanta, known as Nos. 103-105 Noctli Pryor Street, at a stipulated annual rental, for a period of five years, to commence on September 1, 1920. The Kokomo Eubber Company, the defendant, was already in possession of the store known as No. 103, as a tenant under Black for a term ending on August 31, 1920, paying a monthly rental of $125. Anderson, with the consent of Black, subleased this store to the Hughes Piano Company for five years at $300 per month, to…