Pico v. Cuyas
California Supreme Court
Pico v. Cuyas, 47 Cal. 180 (Cal. 1873)
Niles
Pico v. Cuyas
Opinion of the Court
The Court erred in refusing to allow the defendant to prove the alleged partnership between the plaintiff and defendant. The evidence, if admitted, would have shown a state of facts almost identical with those presented in the case of Pico v. Cuyas, ante, p. 174, where we held similar evidence admissible in an action to recover the rent claimed to be due upon the lease. It was equally admissible in defense of a summary proceeding for a forfeiture of the lease for non-payment of rent. For this error the
Judgment and order reversed, and cause remanded for a new trial.
Mr. Chief Justice Wallace did not express an opinion.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- PIO PICO v. ANTONIO CUYAS
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- Syllabus
- Deeense in Ubiatoul Detainee.—If the lessor of a hotel, after the lease is made, enters into a contract of partnership in keeping the hotel with the lessee, which contract is carried into execution, the lessee may prove the same as a defense in an action of unlawful detainer afterwards brought by the lessor to recover possession of the premises.