A Treatise On the Law of Fixtures
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Lesem, 15 Colo. App., 297, 309 (1900).] [Where the lease gives the tenant the right to remove buildings, and also provides that, upon failure to pay rent, he shall forfeit all rights in the lease, and shall deliver np possession veith all improvements, the land- lord must enforce his right of forfeiture during the term; otherwise it is waived. Cheatham v. Plinke, 1 Tenn. Ch., 576, 580 (1874).] « See Ombony v. Jones, 19 N. Y., 238 (1859) ; Antoni v. Belknap, 102 Mass., 193, 200 (1869) ; Haflick ...v. Stober, 11 Ohio' St., 482, 485 (1860) ; Northern Central K'w'y Co. v. Canton Co., 30 Md., 347, 355 (1868); Law- ton V. Lawton, 3 Atk., 13 (1743); Dudley v. Warde, 1 Ambl., 113 (1751).
See, also, Stansfield v. Mayor of Portsmouth, 4 C. B. (N. S.), 120 (1858) ; Sumner v. Bromilow, 11 Jur. (N. S.), 481 (1865).
In the case of Antoni v. Belknap, on the trial of the issue whether a tenant whose term was defeasible on a contingency and had been termi- nated by demand of possession, removed a fixture within a reasonable time after the demand of possession, it appeared that the fixture in ques- tion was an ice-house containing at the time of demand upwards of two thousand tons of ice; that except by the sale of one hundred tons in a lot, the ice was not removed after the demand faster than, was necessary to supply the tenant's customers, about two months being consumed in its removal; that the ice would have become porous and of little value had it been removed to another building at that time of the year, and that the building was removed immediately after the removal of the ice; the landlord offered no evidence that the defendants could in any way have removed the ice faster than they did, or that they could have removed the building quicker, but the plaintiff and other vpitnesses testified that the defendants got the ice away as soon as possible after his demand upon them for possession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lesem, 15 Colo. App., 297, 309 (1900).] [Where the lease gives the tenant the right to remove buildings, and also provides that, upon failure to pay rent, he shall forfeit all rights in the lease, and shall deliver np possession veith all improvements, the land- lord must enforce his right of forfeiture during the term; otherwise it is waived. Cheatham v. Plinke, 1 Tenn. Ch., 576, 580 (1874).] « See Ombony v. Jones, 19 N. Y., 238 (1859) ; Antoni v. Belknap, 102 Mass., 193, 200 (1869) ; Haflick ...v. Stober, 11 Ohio' St., 482, 485 (1860) ; Northern Central K'w'y Co. v. Canton Co., 30 Md., 347, 355 (1868); Law- ton V. Lawton, 3 Atk., 13 (1743); Dudley v. Warde, 1 Ambl., 113 (1751).
See, also, Stansfield v. Mayor of Portsmouth, 4 C. B. (N. S.), 120 (1858) ; Sumner v. Bromilow, 11 Jur. (N. S.), 481 (1865).
In the case of Antoni v. Belknap, on the trial of the issue whether a tenant whose term was defeasible on a contingency and had been termi- nated by demand of possession, removed a fixture within a reasonable time after the demand of possession, it appeared that the fixture in ques- tion was an ice-house containing at the time of demand upwards of two thousand tons of ice; that except by the sale of one hundred tons in a lot, the ice was not removed after the demand faster than, was necessary to supply the tenant's customers, about two months being consumed in its removal; that the ice would have become porous and of little value had it been removed to another building at that time of the year, and that the building was removed immediately after the removal of the ice; the landlord offered no evidence that the defendants could in any way have removed the ice faster than they did, or that they could have removed the building quicker, but the plaintiff and other vpitnesses testified that the defendants got the ice away as soon as possible after his demand upon them for possession.
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