Crawford v. Jerry

This action is brought under P. L. 1956, which reads as follows:

“When the lessee of lands or tenements, whether the lease is by writing or parol, or when a person holding under such lease, holds possession of such demised premises without right, after the determination of the lease by its own limitation, or after breach of a stipulation contained in the lease by the lessee or a person holding under him, the person entitled to the possession of the premises may have from a justice a writ to restore him to the possession thereof. ’ ’

It appears from the findings of fact that Mary J. Chenette,…