Ludwigsen v. Larsen

On March 1, 1918, plaintiff, under an oral contract, leased certain premises, including furniture, dishes, etc., in the city of Manistee, from defendant for the purpose of conducting a restaurant therein. The premises also contained living apartments. Heat, water and light were to be provided by the defendant. The rent agreed upon was $20 per month, payable monthly. No time limit was fixed. In the fall of that year, by mutual consent, the rent was increased to $25 per month. Plaintiff occupied the premises until April, 1922. She was then indebted for rent past due in the sum of $90. On the…