Priddie v. Goudchaux

By contract in writing, effective the 1st day of August, 1925, the City National Bank of Beaumont leased to Julius J. Goudchaux for a term of ten years a certain two-story building in the city of Beaumont, on a monthly rental of $450; by the terms of the lease the bank was to keep the roof on the building in repair, and had the right to cancel the lease and re-enter in the event Goudchaux defaulted in his monthly payments. The first floor of the building was used by Goudchaux as a drug store; he rented the second floor to doctors, who gave him their prescription business. On the 24th day of…