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· 2/23/1907

Brudno v. Miller

Citations

  • 33 Ohio C.C. Dec. 676
  • 22 Ohio C.C. (n.s.) 471
  • 1907 Ohio Misc. LEXIS 456

Syllabus

<p>LANDLORD AND TENANT</p> <p>Landlord Liable to Tenant for Injury Caused by Explosives of Another Tenant in Adjoining Building.</p> <p>When a landlord knows, or ought to have known, that a tenant is engaged in the manufactúre of dangerous explosives, and rents adjoining premises to plaintiff as a residence, representing the business carried on in the adjoining building as of a harmless character and of a totally different nature from that which he knows it to be, he is liable for damages to plaintiff caused by an explosion in the adjoining premises.</p>

Judges: Donahue, Fifth, Henry, Marvin, Place, Taggart, Winch

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