a2  Brightly'*   Pardon's    Digest,   1883,         *  The  fight  continue*  after  the  termiua

p.  1011,  55  1, 4,  6,  7,  10, 14,  IS.  tion  of  the  term,  without  limitation  m  to

1  A  landlord  toning  a  distress  is   re-  time.    The  statute  gives  the  landlord  this

qnired  to  credit  on  the  rent  all  actual  pay.  right  whenever  the  rent  is  in  arrear,  and

menti  of  rent,  and  such  rams  ai  the  par-  he  rt  tains  the  title.    Moss's  App.  35  Pa.
ties  have  agreed  to  treat  aa  payment  on  St.  163;  Clifford  v.  Beems,  3  Watts,  246 ;

account  of  rent.    But  be  is  tinder  no  ob-  Lewis'!  App.  66  Pa.  St.  SIS ;  Whiting  o.
ligation  to  deduct  any  claim  for  unliqui-  Lake,  91  Pa.  St.  349.
dated  damages  which  the  tenant  may  have        A  lessee  for  years  who  transfers  all  his

against  him.    Therefore  the  fact  that  he  interest  to  a  third  person,  with  a  reserva-

fails,  in  issuing  the  warrant  of  distress,  lion  of  rrnt,  cannot  distrain  unless  the

to  credit  on  the  rent  such  claim  for  un-  instrument  of  transfer  Mssareja  an  express

liquidated  damages,  does  not  entitle  the  power  of  distress.    Manuel  v.  Heath,  S

tenant  to  recover  dam  ages  for  distraining  Phils.  11.
