Connell

Plaintiff recovered judgment for damages for breach of a covenant of a ten-year lease by which .defendant agreed to keep the leased premises in good repair and to yield up said premises upon the termination of the lease in good condition and repair, loss by fire and ordinary wear and tear excepted. The court found in response to the issues presented that “said defendant has allowed said building and premises to become and remain in a condition of impair, waste and deterioration by reason of the failure of said defendant to paint said building and the fire escapes thereon and to paint out signs placed by the defendant upon said building and the failure to paint the sprinkling pipes located within and the water tanks connected therewith located upon said buildings and the failure of said defendant to paint the walls within said buildings and to repair the floors of said buildings and upon the termination of said lease the failure of the defendant to remove iron pipes and iron pins protruding from the surface of the cement floors of said buildings and the failure of the defendant to cover or fill in holes cut by the defendant in the concrete floors of said buildings; by the defendant…