Rogers v. Davis

Defendants, H. E. Davis and Mildred Davis, are husband and wife. A written lease was entered into between T. P. Rogers and H. E. Davis, whereby certain apartments belonging to Rogers were leased to said defendant, H. E. Davis, for a term beginning April 5, 1930, and ending April 1, 1931. The lease contained a provision that any holding over should constitute a renewal of the lease for the period of occupancy. The premises were occupied by H. E. Davis and his wife, and they did hold over and occupy the premises after the expiration of the term until June 9, 1933. A landlord’s attachment…