Berkow v. Hammer
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtSpratley, J.
*491On November 2, 1942, Maurice Berkow and Lilly Berkow, sometimes hereinafter referred to as lessors, entered into a lease with Henry L. Hammer, demising unto the latter all of the first floor of the premises known as 709-711 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia. The lease was for the term of five years from its date, at the rate of $225 per month. It contained an option of renewal, with changed rentals, for a period of five years, in the following language: “with the right and privilege to the said party of the second part (Hammer) to renew the said lease for a further and additional period of…
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