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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“ In May, 1878, the commission-merchant who occupied one of the front stores vacated the same, and appellants, hearing that respondent was about to rent it as a restaurant, notified respondent at once not to do so, for the reason that a restaurant would prevent appellants from using the premises they had rented, as a stable, as the heat, smoke, and fumes from the restaurant would endanger the lives of their horses. Respondent, notwithstanding his assurances to appellants when they accepted the lease, that he would not permit the front part to be occupied in such a way as to inter*331fere with appellants’ enjoyment of the premises, paid, no attention to this notice and .warning, but in May, 1878, leased the store which had formerly been occupied by the commission-merchant, as a restaurant, and that store was used as a restaurant from May, 1878, continuously up to August 1, 1878, and after.

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