Hampers v. Darling

Opinion by

Gunther, J.,

TMs appeal is from the refusal of the court below to take off a compulsory nonsuit.

On August 7, 1956, Louis G. Hampers, appellant, entered into a lease with Bessie Darling, tenant-appellee, for a storeroom at 923 Federal Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for a period of five years at a stated rental. This storeroom was a part of the property owned by appellant who occupied the remaining portion of the building. The lease, in addition to the usual printed clause contained therein stating that the tenant was required to maintain and keep the premises in good repair and to…