Smith v. WARREN PETROLEUM CORPORATION
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Associate Judge.
This appeal is by a tenant from a judgment awarding possession of the leased, premises to his landlord. Suit was brought, and judgment awarded on the ground that the tenant had violated a covenant of the lease requiring the tenant to pay certain utility charges, in default of which the landlord was entitled to cancel and ter- mínate the lease. The trial court found that “the failure of defendant (tenant) to páy ■ said utility bills when presented was deliberate and intentional,V .and .concluded that a tender of the amount due,- made immediately before trial, did not…
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