Du Bouchet v. Wharton
Supreme Court of Connecticut
IN ERROR. This was a summary process under our statute, (lit. 53. c. 3.) brought, in June, 1837, by Wharton and wife against Du Bouchet, before Horace Potter Esq., justice of the peace, and a jury, to recover the possession of cevtain lands and the buildings thereon, called Lyonville.
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IN ERROR. This was a summary process under our statute, (lit. 53. c. 3.) brought, in June, 1837, by Wharton and wife against Du Bouchet, before Horace Potter Esq., justice of the peace, and a jury, to recover the possession of cevtain lands and the buildings thereon, called Lyonville. On the 20th of April, 1836, Anna Maria Rcddie, then a feme sole, leased the premises to Du Bouchet, by a deed of in. denture, duly executed and recorded, for the term of five years, ten and a half months, from the 15th of May, 1836; which term, the lease declared, would expire on the first day of April, 1842. By…
1Opinion of the CourtWaite, J.
It appears from the complaint in this case, that the demanded premises were leased to the plaintiff in error, for the term of five years, ten and a half months ; and that long before the expiration of that period, the complaint was made by the defendants in error to the justice, and judgment rendered by him in favour of the complainants. It is stated in the complaint, as a ground for recovery, that the lessee had failed to fulfil certain covenants, and in consequence thereof, and in pursuance of the provisions contained in the lease, the complainants had entered upon the premises, and…
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