Davis v. Bigelow Building Co.

The Bigelow Building Company, appellant herein, is the owner of a large building in the city of Seattle, containing offices and storerooms as well. The respondents, Davis Bros., became tenants of the building company early in 1924 under a longtime lease. This action was brought to reform the lease by striking therefrom certain paragraphs providing for a charge to be made against respondents for water and heat, upon the grounds that the same were inserted in the lease by mutual mistake. Certain other relief was asked for and granted by the lower court, but there seems to be no complaint on the…