Brooks v. Networks of Chattanooga, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
McMURRAY, Judge.
This appeal involves the interpretation of a written lease agreement. The plaintiff-appellant, Steven Brooks, purchased a commercial building in Chattanooga in which Networks of Chattanooga operated a computer store known as Connecting Point Computer of Chattanooga. Networks and its president, Robert E. Knowling, were defendants in the case below and also raise issues on appeal.
The parties had been operating under a written lease, which expired on October 1, 1990. Networks was a holdover tenant until March 1991, when an addendum to the lease was signed. The lease…
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