· 7/1/1860
Fox v. Brissa C.
Citations
- 15 Cal. 223
Syllabus
<p>A landlord has no right to enter for a breach of covenant in the lease, and forcibly eject the tenant, the lease reserving no right of entry for such breach.</p> <p>If the landlord does so enter and eject the tenant, the tenant may recover damages for the vegetables and grape vines growing on the land, and planted by the tenant, for sale, he not being permitted to enter and gather them.</p>
Judges: Baldwin
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