Guilford Building Co. v. Goldsborough
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City. Bill by William Y. Goldsborough against The Guilford Building Company. Fdom a decree for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHejS'eb, J.
The appellee, having been duly notified to vacate the rented quarters he was then occupying, agreed, oil August 18th, 1920, to lease from the appellant an apartment in a building, then under construction, located at University Parkway and Guilford Avenue in Baltimore, and known as the Temple Court. The agreement was verbal, but was intended to be followed by the execution of a formal lease. It was supposed that the apartment would he finished on or soon after the first of October, 1920, and it was agreed that the term of the tenancy should end on September 30th, 1921. The rental was at the…
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