Blosser v. Enderlin

It has been the claim of the defense that it is manifest from the provisions of the lease in question that the defendant is not the lessee therein, but that the United States government is the lessee, and hence that the defendant has no liability whatever to the plaintiff, growing out of the covenants or conditions of the lease, either for the payment of rentals or for damages caused to the premises during the term of such lease; or, if such conclusion is not justified by the terms of the lease in question, that its provisions are ambiguous and call for the application of the rule permitting…