Spector v. Traster

According to the findings of fact in this suit for the specific performance of a contract to convey real estate, the plaintiff and defendant agreed in writing that the defendant was to purchase a tract of land in Dorchester shown as lot nine on a recorded plan. The agreement recited “It is understood and agreed that there is a common driveway in the rear of said premises.” In 1903, one Davidson acquired title to lots nine and ten on the recorded plan subject to restrictions which are no longer in force. In 1904 Davidson conveyed to Francis M. Wilson, husband of Bertha M. Wilson, lot ten and…