Julius A. Bauer & Co. v. Chamberlain
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Pollc District Court. — Hon. Lawrence De G-raef, Judge. Action to enjoin tbe defendant Chamberlain, the owner of a hotel building, and W. L. Brown, the lessee of such building, from interfering with the use by plaintiffs, the lessees of a storeroom in such building, of a certain door opening from the storeroom into the’ portion of the building occupied as a hotel.
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Appeal from, Pollc District Court. — Hon. Lawrence De G-raef, Judge. Action to enjoin tbe defendant Chamberlain, the owner of a hotel building, and W. L. Brown, the lessee of such building, from interfering with the use by plaintiffs, the lessees of a storeroom in such building, of a certain door opening from the storeroom into the’ portion of the building occupied as a hotel. Damage is also demanded for the past interference by defendants with the use of such door by the plaintiffs in connection with their business. There was a decree denying to plaintiffs any relief, and they appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMcClain, C. J.
In December, 1902, the defendant Chamberlain was proposing to construct, and, indeed, had in process of construction, a building on the northeast comer- of Locust and West Seventh streets in Des Moines, and entered into a written contract of lease with the plaintiffs by which he granted to them for the term of eight years from the com*14pletion of the building, on an agreed monthly rental, the use, for the purpose of a drug store, of a room on the first floor of such building of the dimensions of about eighteen feet on Locust street and about sixty-six feet on Seventh street. The contemplated…
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