PER CURIAM.
Appellant as defendant was forced to defend an action brought by his tenant. The action sought to cancel a deed from the tenant to the defendant landlord and a ninety-nine year lease from the landlord to the tenant. The ground of the complaint was a charge of usury. The appellant, anticipating a successful defense, counter-claimed for attorney's fees for the defense of the attack upon the lease. The fees were claimed under paragraph "6" of the lease, which...
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