![]() ![]() The authority of the signer of the letter to bind the corporate owner was admitted. "It is, however, understood that you will again put the present furnace in the same usable condition as it is now." ![]() In view of the fact that you are paying for this outfit and we are not contributing any money toward its purchase, we hereby state the installation is your property and you may take it out on vacating our premises. "We understand that you are about to install an oil burner in our house which you now occupy on a rental basis. This permission was granted by the then owner, Realty & Security Company, in the following letter dated November 3, 1939: The tenants sought permission of the then owner to install an oil burner unit in the existing furnace and to install a storage tank for oil outside the cellar. In February, 1939, the defendants were tenants of a onefamily house in Paterson, New Jersey, which at the time was heated by a coal furnace. ![]() The opinion of the court was delivered by McGEEHAN, S.J.A.D.Ī judgment of $350 in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant George Wolff was entered in the Passaic County District Court after trial before the judge sitting without a jury. ![]()
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