Milner v. Kengel

On October 1, 1914, Joseph Kengel executed a written lease of the second and third floors of certain premises owned by him on Library avenue in the city of Detroit to Robert L. Barnard for the term of three years and six months, to be used for hotel purposes only. Before the expiration of this time, the following written instrument was signed:

“Detroit, January 27, 1917. “To Robert L. Barnard or His Successor:

“After the lease expires of rooms No. 56-58 Library avenue, I will repair building after repairing is done will give a new lease from three to six years at reasonable rent to suit both…