Brown v. Traver

Farr, P. J.,

On April 1, 1936, John Brown of Noxen, by written lease, let unto Bertha Traver and Alfred Traver a certain house on the north side of Main Street in Noxen, for one year, reserving money rent of $11 per month, and in said written lease provided:

*311“And it is agreed that if default be made in any of said payments for a period of 30 days, the party of the first part may then retake possession of said dwelling and determine the lease without refunding any of the payments which shall have been made.”

By continuing in possession from year to year the lease was renewed up until this…