Cote v. Landau

Appellant sued to recover possession of certain premises in Granite City and the verdict and judgment were in favor of appellee. It was stipulated in the lease that, upon a default in the payment of rent for 15 days after it was due, appellant might at his election re-enter and repossess the premises, and appellee expressly waived any demand for rent and for possession, as well as notice of appellant’s election to declare the lease at an end. The rent was due on the first day of each month. For a time it was not paid promptly, and on December 19, 1923, appellee was notified in writing that…