Telma v. Gingell

On November 5th, 1926, the plaintiff, Walter J. Telma, bought of J. Earl Gingell and Sadie Gingell, his wife, a lot of land that was improved by a building whose first floor was a store room, with apartments overhead. At the time of the sale the store room was occupied by the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company at a rental of $65 a month, and the two apartments were under lease and yielded a monthly return of $30. The testimony on the material facts at issue is conflicting, and need not be set forth and analyzed. It is enough to state that the plaintiff has established by the preponderance…