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/ ↗

Full Text

1,082 chars

“ On June 25, 1878, appellants notified respondent, in writing, that unless something was done to relieve them from the effects of the restaurant they would be compelled to leave the premises, as the smoke, heat, and fumes from the restaurant were destroying their horses. Respondent paid no heed to this notice. Then, again, on July 25, 1878, appellants notified the respondent, in writing, that they would give up the stable August 1, 1878, as their horses were suffering from the heat, smoke, and fumes from the restaurant, and their lives were in danger. Respondent paid no attention to the notice. Appellants paid the rent due up to August 1, 1878, and then vacated the premises and tendered the key to respondent, which he refused to take, claiming that appellants had rented the premises for one year, and insisted they should pay for the whole year. Respondent in this action sued before a justice of the peace for the rent from August 1 to September 1, 1878; there was judgment in the courts below for respondent, and appellants now bring the case to. this cour¿ by appeal.

Other Sections in This Document (22)

Full Text