Collins v. Canty
60 Mass. 415, 6 Allen 415
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Bluebook
Collins v. Canty, 60 Mass. 415, 6 Allen 415 (Mass. 1850).
Opinion
The acceptance of rent, as rent, for a time subsequent to the expiration of the notice, was an admission of the continuance of the tenancy, and a waiver of the notice; so that the plaintiff cannot recover.
Judgment for the defendant.
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