Lopizich

Action brought to recover certain installments of rent alleged to be due plaintiffs from defendants under the terms of a lease and an assignment thereof, both made in writing.

The court found, in substance, that on April 4, 1912, R. H. Howell and C. T. Crowell, by written lease, let and demised to Charles E. Salter the premises therein described for a term'of five years, at a monthly rental of $225, and that the rent for the months of September, October, and November, 1915, remained due and unpaid; that on February 4, 1913, plaintiffs succeeded to all right, title, and interest of the lessors in and to said lease; that under the terms of the lease the lessee named therein entered into possession of the demised premises and continued to occupy the same and pay the rent until about November 1, 1913, at which time he, with the written consent of plaintiffs, as required by the terms of the lease, transferred the same to defendant Maier Brewing Company by an instrument in writing, as follows: “Por a valuable consideration, the undersigned lessee named in the foregoing lease, does hereby sell, assign and transfer the same to Maier Brewing Company, a corporation, and the said Maier…