Schantz v. American Auto Supply Co.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtVan Voorhis, J.
This action is brought by landlord against tenant to recover unpaid rent for the month commencing May 10, 1942, under a store lease containing the provision: “ premises to be used for the sale of tires, radios, washing machines and refrigerators.” The term of the lease -is for three years from March .10, 1940. The answer sets forth an affirmative defense that the sale of the articles enumerated in the lease “ has been prohibited1 by the United States Government and that as a result of the order of said government the defendant has been evicted from the said premises.” On this motion plaintiff…
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