Kvedera v. Mondravitzky
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtPattison, J.
Martin Kvedera and Margaret Kvedera, his wife, the appellants, are tenants by the entireties of the property known as No. 706 West Lombard Street, in the City of Baltimore, which fronts on said street and runs back to Cider Aliev.
111 May of 1921 there was no building upon that part of said lot facing upon Cider Alley, and Martin Kvedera entered into a written contract, dated the 13th day of May, 1921, with the appellee, Matius Mondravitzky, to construct a factory building on the vacant portion of said premises. A supplemental contract was executed on the same day that the contract was…
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