Columbus Spa, Inc. v. Star Co.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtMabtin, J.
The plaintiff seeks a temporary injunction restraining the defendant from shutting off the heat after eleven p. m. *219each night during the winter months in premises occupied by the plaintiff as tenant.
The appellant contends that it is entitled to heat by reason of the provisions of a lease entered into during the month of August, 1924, between the defendant and plaintiff’s assignors, which lease provides in paragraph “ sixth ” thereof as follows: “ The landlord will furnish steam heat to Warm the halls, stores and basement stores, between the tenth day of October and the first day of May in…
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