Ingalls v. Hobbs
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Contbact, to recover five hundred dollars for use and occupation, during the summer of 1890, of a house in Swampscott. The case was submitted to the Superior Court, and, after judgment for the defendant, to this court, on appeal, on agreed statement of evidence.
1Opinion of the CourtKnowlton, J.
This is an action to recover five hundred dollars for the use and occupation of a furnished dwelling-house at Swampscott, during the summer of 1890. It was submitted *349to the Superior Court on what is entitled an “ agreed statement of evidence,” by which it appears that the defendant hired the premises of the plaintiffs for the season, as a furnished house, 1 provided with beds, mattresses, matting, curtains, chairs, tables, ■ kitchen utensils, and other articles, which were apparently in good condition; and that when the defendant took possession it was found to be more or less infested with…
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