Pastorino v. Palmer

In May, 1897, the complainant Pastorino *266entered into a written lease with Friend Palmer for the store known as No. 82 Woodward avenue, to be occupied as a fruit store. The lease was drawn by Otis Scott, the agent of Friend Palmer. The other complainant became surety for the payment of the rent. Mr. Pastorino took possession of the premises, and paid the rent from month to month until July, 1898. After that date, he failed to pay his rent, and a notice to quit was served upon him October 10, 1898. Some time after that he vacated the premises. In June, 1899, Friend Palmer sold his interest in…