Jones v. Kroll

Citations

• 116 Pa. 85
• 8 A. 857
• 1887 Pa. LEXIS 365

Syllabus

<p>1. Though, it be error to submit to a jury the construction of a written lease, yet if tire jury have found it what the court should have declared it to be, there is no just cause of complaint.</p> <p>2. A parly, having been permitted after objection overruled to put in parol evidence in construction of a written lease, may not, after verdict and judgment against him, sustain error to the action of the court in submitting the construction to the jury.</p> <p>3. A lease for one year with a provision that if the tenant should continue on the premises after the first year, then the lease should be in force for another year and so on from year to year, is a lease binding but for one year: per Arnold, A. J.</p>