Gray v. Gaff, 8 Mo. App. 329 (1880)

Citation: Gray v. Gaff, 8 Mo. App. 329 (1880)
Parent Document: Gray v. Gaff, 8 Mo. App. 329 (1880)
Jurisdiction: Missouri (state)
Effective Date: 1880-02-10
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/6732597/gray-v-gaff/ ↗

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“Appellant leased of respondent the back part of two warehouses in St. Louis, known as Nos. 1005 and 1007 *330Broadway. The demised premises fronted on an alley. The rent was payable monthly. Appellants leased the premises to be used as a stable for horses, and respondent had notice of this at the time the lease was made. After the execution, but before the delivery of the lease, appellants suggested that it ought to contain a provision that the stores in front on Broadway, which were separated from the premises of appellant by a mere wooden partition, should uot be rented or used for any purposes that would interfere with appellants’ business. To this respondent replied, that it was useless to rewrite the lease ; that he was desirous to retain appellants as his tenants, and that they might rely upon it that the front premises should not be so used as to ¿innoy appellants.

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