Good v. Evans

CAMMACK, Justice. There are two phases of this case. The first involves a lease contract, with an option of purchase, on a small triangular piece of land owned by the appellees, and which adjoins an old roadbed and a 10-acre tract of land owned and used by the appellants as a tourist camp. The second phase of the case involves a passway leading from another tract of land owned by the appellees through the land of the appellants. Judgment went for the appellees in each instance; hence this appeal. In 1933, the appellees leased the small triangular tract of land to one of the appellants for a five-year period for a consideration of $25. The lease contained this provision: