Dant v. Forsythe

CLAGETT, Associate Judge.

Plaintiffs, husband and wife, are owners of a building which contains four apartments, two on each floor. They brought separate actions for possession against the tenants of the two upstairs apartments on the ground that they desired possession' in good faith for their own personal occupancy.1 The present case involves possession of one of the apartments only. The trial court made a finding and entered judgment for the tenant.

There was little dispute in the testimony. At the time the suits were instituted, plaintiffs and their adult son were living in a *85Rouse which…