Commonwealth v. Young

Sheely, P. J.,

The facts of this case, briefly stated, are that prosecutor sold a building to defendant but retained certain rooms for himself and his family until his new dwelling was completed. There was a dispute as to the length of time he was to occupy those rooms. The dwelling was completed to the point that prosecutor had moved most of his furniture into it and was actually living there except that he had left some furniture in defendant’s rooms and returned to them from time to time. Defendant asked him on several occasions to vacate and prosecutor refused.

Prosecutor testified that on…