CHESNEY v. STEVENS


435 Pa.Super. 71 (1994)

644 A.2d 1240

James CHESNEY, Sr. and Cora B. Chesney, His Wife, v. John STEVENS, Individually and d/b/a Woodbury Clay Company, Appellant.

Superior Court of Pennsylvania.

Filed July 13, 1994.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

John R. Woodcock, Jr., Hollidaysburg, for appellant.

John C. Peters, Jr., Altoona, for appellees.

Before CAVANAUGH, HUDOCK and FORD ELLIOTT, JJ.


CAVANAUGH, Judge:

This appeal requires us to decide whether a landlord is required to reimburse his tenant for the cost of improvements that the tenant unilaterally makes to the leased premises. The trial court ruled that appellant-landlord, John Stevens, was required to reimburse appellees-tenants, James and Cora Chesney, $11,790.00 for the improvements they made to the leased realty under a theory of unjust enrichment...

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