Lease term fixed for three years then indefinite; court ruled term was indefinite with six-month notice.

The Supreme Court ruled that a lease agreement containing a three-year fixed term followed by an indefinite period was interpreted as having an indefinite term with a six-month notice period. The parties argued over whether the initial fixed term created a definitive end date or merely a transition to an ongoing arrangement. The court determined that the structure of the clause indicated an indefinite duration rather than a strictly defined term.