Gulf Motors, Inc. v. Fenner
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
QUINN, Associate Judge.
Although there are various assignments of error raised by appellants, they can be grouped under the query - as to whether appellees were'legally the landlord of appellants, thus entitling them to bring -summary proceedings to obtain possession of a certain parcel of land occupied by appellant, Gulf Motors, Inc. This appeal is from a judgment for possession in favor of appellees-, which thus answered the question in the affirmative.
William T. Duke and Joseph F. Cooksey leased by written agreement certain unimproved real estate to appellant Max Dubin for a period of two…
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