Massachusetts Home Missionary Society v. Sirianni
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtWait, J.
The plaintiff is entitled to a decree. No objection to the form of the decree ordered by the Superior Court 'has been made or argued by the defendants. They contend that the plaintiff is not entitled to the extension of the lease of November 29, 1919, which it demands, on the ground that there has been waste of the premises, and a failure to comply with the covenant “to quit and deliver up the premises ... at the end of the term in as good order and condition, reasonable use and wearing thereof . . . excepted, as the same now are, or may be put into . . . .”
There has been no waste. The…
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