Molzon v. Carroll

The bill of exceptions does not state with as much particularity as it should the facts upon which the claims of law desired to be reviewed rest. These, as found in the admissions of the pleadings, in the recitals in the bill of exceptions, and as conceded by the parties, are as follows:—

The plaintiff in error, Carroll, on July 5th, 1916, executed a lease of certain described premises to the defendant in error, Molzon, who entered into, and has continued in their possession from thence to the present time. The lease contained a covenant that “the said Molzon, upon the written notice of sixty…