Kleis v. Katcef

Charles F. Lee and James J. Stehle, who were in the real estate business at Annapolis, purchased from James M. Munro'e, by deed dated June 3rd, 1919, a parcel of land fronting about 240 feet on the north side of West Street in Annapolis, running north about 200 feet, and then to the west about 500 feet, where it came to a dead end. Through the center they ran a 30-foot street with 6-foot sidewalks and an 18-foot driveway. The tract is divided into thirty lots, four of them fronting on West Street and twenty-sis on Mun-roe Court, the name given to the subdivision. Two of the lots, FTos. 2 and…