Babcock v. Albee
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Babcock v. Albee, 54 Mass. 273 (Mass. 1847)
Shaw
Babcock v. Albee
Opinion of the Court
The court are of opinion that the instructions to the jury were right. The effect of the permission of the plaintiff to the defendant, to remain a while longer, till he could sell off his goods, made the defendant either a tenant at sufferance, or it was a demise for a term, understood by the parties to be fixed by the purpose to be accomplished; in either of which cases, the defendant was not entitled to any new notice.
Exceptions overruled.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- Archibald Babcock v. Godfrey B. Albee
- Status
- Published