Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Citation
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Parent Document
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Jurisdiction
- Maine (state)
- Effective Date
- 1897-08-16
Other Sections in This Document (14)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
- Seavey v. Cloudman, 90 Me. 536 (1897)
Full Text
332 charsThe words “ and not otherwise ” refer rather to the acts of the parties to the tenancy than to the effects of their acts by operation of law. Were these words to have the enlarged meaning contended for by the plaintiff, not even the death of the parties, or the use of the premises for immoral purposes, would terminate the tenancy.