11 Colo. 583 | Colo. | 1888
This case was tried in the superior court of the city of Denver, and a judgment of nonsuit, on mo
In the lease of a store, dwelling or other building there is no implied warranty that the building is safe, suitable for habitation, or properly adapted to the uses to which it is applied, nor that it shall continue fit for the purposes for which it is demised. i'This principle and the reasons for the existence of the rule are so well settled that it is useless to discuss the same. Vide Dutton v. Gerrish, 9 Cush. 89; Mullen v. Rainear, 45 N. J. Law, 520; O’Brien v. Capwell, 59 Barb. 497; Doupe v. Genin, 45 N. Y. 119; Bowe v. Dunking, 135 Mass. 380; Libbey v. Tolford, 48 Me. 316. The courts, in the administra
Affirmed.