PER CURIAM.
Plaintiff (appellee) sued defendant (appellant) for specific performance of a contract of lease, or, in lieu of specific performance, for damages arising from breach of the contract. The case by stipulation was tried to the judge without a jury, and recovery was allowed in the sum of $2,760, with interest and costs.
The court found as a fact that on February 4, 1941, the parties entered into a written ten-year lease, by the terms of which defendant...
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