Langham's Estate v. Levy
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MURRAY, Justice.
On February 15, 1936, Emmett E. Lang-ham, Onyx I. Langham and Oliver J. Todd, were the independent executors and trustees under the will of James Biddle Lang-ham, deceased. The said Langham Estate was then the owner of the real property situated at the corner of Fannin and Orleans Streets in the City of Beaumont. By a written lease contract, dated February 15, 1936, such executors and trustees leased a portion of the Langham building situated on such property to Sid Levy for a term of six years, beginning April 1, 1936. By the terms of the lease contract, the lessors agreed to…
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