Anderson v. Bloomheart
Citations
- 101 Kan. 691
- 168 P. 900
- 1917 Kan. LEXIS 177
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Lease — Adjoining City Lots — No Implied Covenant as to Light and Air. Where the owner of two adjoining city lots, one vacant and the other occupied by a building, leases the latter by an instrument containing the usual covenants for quiet enjoyment, no right with respect to light or air arises by implication; and the tenant can not enjoin the erection upon the vacant lot of a building which, by completely obstructing the windows on one side of the leased property, will seriously interfere with the benefit he would otherwise obtain from it.</p>
Judges: Mason
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