C. J. M. Corp. v. B. O. T. H.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Smith, Judge.
B. O. T. H., a partnership, leased certain premises to C. J. M. Corporation, and C. J. M. immediately sub-let the premises to Camelot Distributing Company. After sub-lessee Camelot took possession of the premises, a roof leak developed. Camelot notified B. O. T. H. about the leak, and almost a year later Camelot ceased to pay rent to C. J. M. because of the leaks; C. J. M. in turn ceased to pay rent to B. O. T. H. Thereafter, B. O. T. H. brought an action against C. J. M. as a tenant holding over, seeking judgment for the rent. C. J. M. counterclaimed for damages allegedly caused…
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