Income Properties Investment Corp. v. Trefethen

This case is here chiefly on questions of law devolving upon whether the lower court drew the proper conclusions of law from the facts found by it. Appellants complain that certain conclusions of law are erroneous upon the facts found and embodied the errors in its decree.

On May 10, 1928, appellants leased to respondent’s assignor the premises in Seattle known as the West-lake Public Market for a term of four years. Paragraph three of the lease reads:

“The lessee accepts said premises with their appurtenances and fixtures in their present condition and at the end of the term, or sooner…