Atta v. Cutner
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Writ of Error to reverse a judgment of the City Court of Waterbury, McGrath, J., in an action of summary process, brought to the October Term, 1920, of the Supreme Court of Errors at Bridgeport.
1Opinion of the CourtCase, J.
On May 28th, 1919, the plaintiff, by a dulyexécuted writing, leased of the defendants’ predecessors in title, certain store property in Waterbury for the term of two years at a stipulated rental. There was a provision that the lessee "will not assign this lease, nor underlet a part or the whole of said leased premises,” the penalty for a breach of this covenant being an immediate termination of the lease and the right of the lessor thereafter to repossess himself of the premises. The defendants became the owners of the premises in May, 1920, by proper conveyance and assignment, and in a…
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