Rossini

The material facts upon which the trial court rendered judgment for defendants, and from which plaintiff appeals, asserting that it is entitled to judgment upon the findings, are as follows: On the ninth day of May, 1913, Rosie J. Poggi made a written lease of certain real estate to defendants John Rossini and Henry Monighetti. The term of the lease was for a period of five years and the rental reserved therein was twelve thousand five hundred dollars, payable in equal semi-annual installments in advance. The lessees at the time caused a bond, for the faithful performance of their covenants contained in the lease, to be executed to the lessor by Joe Guidotti and Pietro Guidotti, who are joined with them as defendants herein. Among other covenants contained in the lease was one whereby the lessor agreed that if, during the term of the lease, she should receive a bona fide offer for the purchase of the property and desire to accept such offer and sell the property, such facts should be communicated to the lessees, who were, for a period of ten days from the service of such notice, given an option to purchase the leased property at the price and upon the teims contained in the offer…