JONES V. PARKER
40 N.E. 1044 (1895)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was a bill in equity to order the construction of heat and light
in a building.
FACTS: The lessee brought this action upon a lease that was to begin on September 1,
1893. Under that lease, the lessor covenanted to deliver possession of the building and land
to the lessee upon the completion of the building and during the term of the lease to
reasonably heat and light the premises. The allegations state that the building had been
completed but that the lessor (D) refused to complete the premises with apparatus sufficient
to heat and light the same. P alleged that occupancy under the lease was impossible without
the lights and heat. P prayed for specific performance of the covenant and for damages. D
demurred.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
HOLDING AND DECISION:
LEGAL ANALYSIS:
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