Landlord and Tenant in Pennsylvania - Relations to Each Other, Rights and Duties, With Special Chapters on Coal, Oil, Gas and Farm Leases, and Practice and Pleading in Replevin, With New Forms of Leases and Procedure in Distress #271785

Apologies are usually the escape of the essence of egotism. Nor is any necessary for that which is both timely and practically useful. This work is design-cd to cover the legislative and judicial interpretation on Landlord) and Tenant law in Pennsylvania since the appearance of the first edition of Jackson Gross' valuable treatise. Many questions have arisen and been solved judicially in the last sixteen years, although legislation has been meagre on this subject. On the branches of oil and coal Leases, there is a considerable body of decisions, which have been epitomized for this work and presented analytically, with a view to enlarge the scope of its usefulness. Forms have been added to meet new requirements.