ROACH CASE
Cont. from p.B!
In 1946, the buildings on t.lie prem
ises wore assessed at a Value of
vl5,114, and the land 8t vIB,000,
...11 taxes on^ both land and ;:bpilding;
felling due bn January 1,1949,wore
paid by the 1TFCA to prevent tax
sale of the property.. !
Conclusions drawn are: . .
The lease is not void by.reason
of its term,namely,15 years. A
lease of the property of an incom
pentent person may dinarily be
made, upon such terms and conditions
and for such length of time as the
Court in the.exercise of sound dis
cretion may approve as being for
the best interest of the ward under
the circumstances.
h. The lease is not voidable by
reason of the alleged mental insuf
ficiency of the then guardian. The
lease in question was witnessed by
the present Guardian,I'r. uoach,and
thurn is no suggestion that'any of
the parties or witnesses at that
ti:;u ^xpr^ssed the thought that Mr,
Campbell was mentally incompetent' t<
make it. It. is quite understandable
that since i:.r. Campbell had:met wit]
considerable difficulty in receiving
_Cont. in next column , •
ROACH CASE
less than ,'15. a month rental on. tho
average,that he vould consider it
good business to have an assured
srcntal of v45. per month from a re
sponsible tenant with the further
promise that c valuable building
would become the property of the
ward at the expiration of the lease.
Tho lease may not bo forfeited or
cancelled b'r reason of the delcy in
paying rent for December 1947 after
tho due date thereof.
The obligations of the parties as to
payment of rentals on tho building
constructed b-T the defendant in
view of all of the circumstances
surrounding the execution of the
lease, is that it is the duty of tho
defendant to pay taxes upon the valu
of the building as assessed by tho
City of «nchorrgc. This leaves the
burden of only tho land taxes upon
the plaintiff.
Th^ testimony shov/od that an officor
)of the I-TI’C.t. he d agreed that tho
^defendant '.’oulo pay the taxes.
lThero v s no evidence .given that.the
fondant did not have tho property •
adequ.^tuly insured._
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