Wutke v. Yolton

WALKER, Chief Justice.

On October 29, 1931, appellee, Mrs. Ada Cooke Yolton, was occupying and operating the Central Hotel in Port Arthur, Jefferson county, a tenant of appellants P. A. Wutke, W. J. Wutke, and Elma Wutke. This was a commodious hotel of more than 60 rooms, and Mrs. Yolton owned personally all the furniture and equipment in the hotel. Tlhe lease contract contained the following conditions: “That upon any violation of any of the covenants of this lease by Lessee, said Lessors may declare said lease forfeited at their discretion, or may enter upon, hold, occupy or repossess the…