This handwritten court document, dated March 28, 1871, from Charleston County, South Carolina, is a "Notice of Appeal" submitted by John Phillips on behalf of the legal firm Simons & Simons. It pertains to a lawsuit filed by Theodore M. Cater against Gustavus Poznanski concerning a dispute over lease terms. The document outlines two main grounds for appeal: first, that there was insufficient evidence for the plaintiff's claim of one thousand dollars in damages, and second, that the case was poorly prepared, arguing that the defendant (Poznanski) should pay an annual lease. The document is written on lined paper and shows signs of age, including fold marks and water stains.
Subject: Lease agreements
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Lease agreement between D. H. Tobias & Co. and Muckenfuss & Son for a storefront located at 139 East Bay Street in Charleston, South Carolina, dated October 1, 1879. The document details the terms of the lease.
Business lease agreement dated May 14, 1898, between Tilly Israel of Kalamazoo, Michigan, and Joseph and Sigismund Speyer of Kalamazoo, Michigan, and Simon Rosenbaum of New York City (the firm of Rosenbaum & Speyer, Dry Goods). The lease covers the building at 127 and 129 West Main Street, Kalamazoo, the location of M. Israel Dry Goods Store. The five-year lease grants Tilly Israel rights to the entire third floor and offices leased by Dr. Hochstein. The document includes original signatures from Simon Rosenbaum, Joseph Speyer, Sigismund Speyer, and Tilly Israel. Tilly Israel is noted as the first female Jewish settler in Kalamazoo and the mother of Edward Israel, who died in the Arctic Exposition.
Lease Agreement: Tilly Israel to Rosenbaum & Speyer, Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 14, 1898Business lease agreement dated May 14, 1898, between Tilly Israel of Kalamazoo, Michigan, and Joseph and Sigismund Speyer, also of Kalamazoo (the firm of Rosenbaum & Speyer, dry goods merchants). The lease concerns a business building located at 127 and 129 West Main Street, Kalamazoo, the site of M. Israel Dry Goods Store. The lease was for a period of five years. The document includes the original signatures of Simon Rosenbaum, Joseph Speyer, Sigismund Speyer, and Tilly Israel. Tilly Israel was the first female Jewish settler in Kalamazoo and the mother of Edward Israel, who died in the Arctic Exposition.
Legal document detailing a lawsuit filed by Samuel Israel against David Laufman on April 22, 1856, concerning non-payment of a lease for a store or shop. The document measures 11 7/8" tall. The case appears to relate to a business transaction in Mt. Vernon, Ohio.