.       lease state, in a plain, straighttorward manner,
9       the terms and conditions of the agreement, so
that there may be no misunderstanding between
the landlord and tenant.
It is essential that the lease state all the condi-
tions, as additional verbal promises avail nothing
in law. It is held, generally, that a written in-
strument contains the details, and states the bar-
labcock  gain entire, as the contracting parties intended.
ndiana,   The tenant can sub-let a part, or all, of his
id paid,  premises, unless prohibited by the terms of his
receipt
remise,  lease.
of L.    A lease by a married woman, even if it be
all the  upon her own property, at common law, is not
)Y have  valid; but, by recent statutes, she, in many
ortgage
o. t70e States, may lease her own property and have
.n book full control of the same; neither can the husband
ed, and  effect a lease that will bind her after his death.
mssor  His control over her property continues only so
of Six
long as he lives.
A. D.    Neither a guardian nor a minor can give a
"       lease, extending beyond the ward's majority,
which can be enforced by the lessee; yet the
latter is bound unless the lease is annulled.
If no time is specified in a lease, it is gene-
a No-  rally held that the lessee can retain possession
in the  of the real estate for one year. A tenancy at
,iat Ar.  will, however, may be terminated in the East-
) me as  ern States by giving three months' notice in
scrrbed  writing; in the Middle and Southern States,
,ledged  six months ; and in the Western States, one
ed the  month; though recent statutes, in some States,
,e and  have somewhat modified the above.
ses       The lease that specifies a term of years with-
six     out giving the definite number is without effect
at the expiration of two years. A lease for
p.     three or more years, being signed by the Con-