Friedberg v. Goodman

On June 1,1920, defendant individually owned a three-fifths interest in what is known as the Griswold hotel property located at the corner of Gris-wold street and Grand River avenue, in Detroit. He also held title to the remaining two-fifths interest as trustee for Ulenna and Nellie Waldo, minors. The property was then occupied by the Postal Hotel Company under a lease which does not expire until May 1, 1925. Goodman gave plaintiff Friedberg a 99-year lease of the property which was dated June 1, 1920, and duly executed by the parties and delivered on or about that date. Goodman signed it…