Pappadatos

Pappadatos v. Market Street Building Corp.

Good Law
130 Cal. App. 62·1933 Cal. App. LEXIS 963·19 P.2d 517
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 27, 1933Docket No. 8547.California1,248 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

This appeal was taken by plaintiff from an adverse judgment in an action to enjoin the respondent Market Street Building Corporation from entering into a lease with the respondent California Orange Drink Company upon the ground that the execution of such a lease would be in violation of the terms of a lease theretofore entered into with appellant.

As a matter of fact, the lease with the California Orange Drink Company had been executed a few days before the complaint herein was filed; however, the action was tried before the term of the tenancy created thereunder had commenced to run; and judgment was entered in favor of appellant. Thereafter motion for new trial was made and came on for hearing before a different judge, and the motion was granted. The second trial was had before still another judge and, as indicated, judgment was entered in favor of respondents.

Both leases related to the use and occupation of certain stores in the Marshall Square Building at the corner of Market and Hyde Streets, San Francisco, of which the Market Street Building Corporation was the owner. The ground floor of the building fronting on Market Street provided an entrance to a theater, and the…

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