Davidson v. Poli

It seems clear that the Court of Common Pleas rightly held that the justice of the peace erred in charging the jury that the recitals of the bond, given practically two years after the execution of the lease, were to be read into the lease itself as if incorporated therein. There is nothing on the face of the bond which indicates an intention to modify in any way the antecedent contract of lease. On the contrary, the recital in question is that the lessee has theretofore executed the lease “and does under the terms of said lease agree to pay for taxes, insurance and repairs of the interior of…