Glass v. Bryant

Opinion op the Court by

Chief Justice Rees

Affirming.

On September 9, 1941, the appellees, W. A. Bryant and Mrs. W. A. Bryant, entered into a written contract with the appellant, Donald A. Glass, whereby appellant leased to appellees a one-story brick building in Lexington, Kentucky, for a term of two years, with the privilege of eight more years from that date. The premises were to be occupied as a garage and repair shop for automobiles. The rent specified in the contract was $Í25 a month, payable in advance. The appellees had occupied the premises for a period of ten years under a prior lease…