Huyser v. Chase
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne Circuit. The case was brought to the Circuit by appeal from a Circuit Court Commissioner, before whom proceedings were- commenced, .by defendant in error against the plaintiff in’ error, to recover the possession of leased premises.
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Error to Wayne Circuit. The case was brought to the Circuit by appeal from a Circuit Court Commissioner, before whom proceedings were- commenced, .by defendant in error against the plaintiff in’ error, to recover the possession of leased premises. The finding of the Court was as follows: “That in the latter part of July, 1862, the complainant leased to the defendant the premises described in tbe complaint in tbis cause, for twenty-one months from and after the thirty-first day of July, in- the year eighteen hundred and sixty-two, at a rent of $200 per annum, payable in equal monthly…
1Opinion of the Court
'Campbell J.:
Chase agreed with the plaintiffs in error, to lease to them certain premises, set forth in the case, for twenty-■one months, from the 31st day of July, 1862. The ■agreement was made during that month, and the lease was to be in writing. The lessees were put in possession, but afterwards refused to. accept a written lease. Chase received rent, however, from month to month, in advance, up ' to July 31st, 1863. July 10th, 1863, he notified the tenants to quit on the 1st of August, and ■on their refusal, he brought this action to oust them, and obtained judgment in his favor, which…
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