The Law of Real Property
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On March 22d, 1852, the plaintiff demanded a surrender of premises, which demand defendant refused, and defendant by holding over aud there being no assent by the landlord to the continuance of the tenancy, became a tenant at sufferance. Over a year after termination of the five years' lease, de- fendant built a fire on the premises, which extended and burned down the buildings, and this action was brought to recover the value of the buildings. In holding the defendant responsible for such loss..., the court said: "The mere disseisor or trespasser who enters without right upon the land of another, is responsible for any damages which may result from any of his wrongful acts. Such a disseisor is liable for any damages occasioned by him, whether willful or negligent. He had no right to build fires upon the premises, and if misfortune resulted from It, he must bear the loss. For this purpose the defendant Fabyan stands in the position of a disseisor." TENANTS AT WILL. 231 into a tenant at will, and clothes him with all the rights and imposes upon him all the obligations incident to that character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On March 22d, 1852, the plaintiff demanded a surrender of premises, which demand defendant refused, and defendant by holding over aud there being no assent by the landlord to the continuance of the tenancy, became a tenant at sufferance. Over a year after termination of the five years' lease, de- fendant built a fire on the premises, which extended and burned down the buildings, and this action was brought to recover the value of the buildings. In holding the defendant responsible for such loss..., the court said: "The mere disseisor or trespasser who enters without right upon the land of another, is responsible for any damages which may result from any of his wrongful acts. Such a disseisor is liable for any damages occasioned by him, whether willful or negligent. He had no right to build fires upon the premises, and if misfortune resulted from It, he must bear the loss. For this purpose the defendant Fabyan stands in the position of a disseisor." TENANTS AT WILL. 231 into a tenant at will, and clothes him with all the rights and imposes upon him all the obligations incident to that character.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John G John Gardner Hawley to read onlineMoreLess
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