Frisch v. Mayor of Baltimore

In the amended declaration held demurrable in this case the plaintiffs alleged that, on or about the 10th day of Hovember, 1923, they “were tenants in lawful possession of a part of the premises known as Ho. 420 W. Lexington Street, in the City of Baltimore, to wit, the first floor and basement, tbeir landlords being the defendants other than the Mayor and City Council,” and “that on or about the day and date aforesaid the premises of said plaintiffs were Hooded with water as a result of the breaking and bursting of certain water pipes in the alley to the rear of said premises, said water…