Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Citation
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Parent Document
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Jurisdiction
- Missouri (state)
- Effective Date
- 1918-04-29
Other Sections in This Document (16)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
- Lancashire v. Garford Manufacturing Co., 199 Mo. App. 418 (1918)
Full Text
854 charsThe evidence shows that plaintiff was the owner of premises located at 1708-10 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Missouri. These premises consisted of a two-story brick building. On the lower floor were two storerooms and the entire upper floor was made up of rooms rented out for boarding house or hotel purposes. On August 13, 1914, plaintiff by written lease demised to defendant one of the storerooms for a period of two years from April 1, 1914. The rooms on the second floor were vacant when defendant moved into the premises, about April ], 1914, and remained vacant until December of that year when they were rented by plaintiff’s agent to a Mrs. Anna Murphy, a woman of bad reputation for chastity. About March 1, 1915, Mrs. Murphy telephoned plaintiff’s agent that she had sold out to a Mrs. Clara Davis, another woman who was a notorious prostitute.