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Property Law and Real Estate

University of Michigan Law School

Journal

1936

Alterations

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Landlord And Tenant-Liability Of Lessee For Breach Of Contract- Measure Of Damages Jan 1936

Landlord And Tenant-Liability Of Lessee For Breach Of Contract- Measure Of Damages

Michigan Law Review

Defendant, lessee under a contract providing for payment of rents monthly in advance, moved out before expiration of the term and gave notice of refusal to comply further with the terms of the lease. Plaintiff, lessor, elected to treat the failure to pay the installment then due as a present breach of the contract and sued for damages. Defendant claimed that the contract had become unilateral after plaintiff's performance in conveying the leasehold which would give grounds for an anticipatory breach which defendant claimed was the theory of plaintiff's action. On defendant's demurrer to the complaint, it was held that …