Jones v. Carlson

In 1923 the Titus and Bishop Land Company laid out a real estate development in the town of Waterford known as Mago Point. Subsequently, numerous lots were sold by reference to a recorded map upon which were delineated various roads and streets for the common use of the grantees. Also the deeds contained a uniform restriction against the erection of any structure within twenty feet of any road or street.

At some time prior to 1930 a building, now known as the Sunset Inn, was erected at the southeast corner of two streets designated on the development map as Boulevard and Avenue B. Just when…