Karl v. Jackson

J. P. Karl, the plaintiff, was the owner of a certain building which he leased to the defendant under a contract partly printed and partly typewritten.

The contract contained the following in typewriting:

“Lessee shall use said building for dry cleaning and dyeing, and such other use as may be incidental thereto, or that may not be objection able to said lessor, other than as aforesaid.”

The printed portion contained the following:

“And that at the end of said term he will deliver up said premises in as good order and condition as they now are, or may be put by said lessor, reasonable use and…