Ricardo Hernandez v. Bryant Banks, 84 A.3d 543 (2014)

Citation: Ricardo Hernandez v. Bryant Banks, 84 A.3d 543 (2014)
Parent Document: Ricardo Hernandez v. Bryant Banks, 84 A.3d 543 (2014)
Jurisdiction: DC (municipal)
Effective Date: 2014-02-06
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2654886/ricardo-hernandez-v-bryant-banks/ ↗

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An estate at will is one held by the joint will of lessor and
             lessee, and which may be terminated at any time, as
             herein elsewhere provided, by either party; and such
             estate shall not exist or be created except by express
             contract; provided, however, that in case of a sale of real
             estate under mortgage or deed of trust or execution, and a
             conveyance thereof to the purchaser, the grantor in such
             mortgage or deed of trust, execution defendant, or those
             in possession claiming under him, shall be held and
             construed to be tenants at will, except in the case of a
             tenant holding under an unexpired lease for years, in
             writing, antedating the mortgage or deed of trust.

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