Bernat v. Licht

McKenrick, J.,

This case is not, in our view, a difficult one. The testimony clearly indicates that plaintiffs entered into possession for the purpose of conducting a grocery store, a business formerly operated by a Mrs. Young. The premises were so constructed as to be available for a small grocery store and had no conveniences which are usually incident to a dwelling. After about two years plaintiffs converted two rooms in the rear of the main grocery department into dwellings, and moved in with their children. No express permission was obtained from the owners 'of the building, but they…