Valhouli v. Coulouras

The principal issue is whether the plaintiffs in the circumstances of this case are precluded by laches from enforcing the violation of a restrictive covenant running with the land by the defendant. The residential restriction, which limited the owners to the erection of a single dwelling for either one or two families, was a reasonable one which was valid and binding on the parties to this litigation. Johnson v. Shaw, 101 N. H. 182; Winnipesaukee &c. Ass’n v. Gordon, 63 N. H. 505. See Nashua Hospital v. Gage, 85 N. H. 335. For the purposes of this case it may be assumed, without deciding the…