Kimm v. Griffin

I concur. Without going into any general discussion of the very abstruse and technical learning of the books as *30to what covenants do and what do not run with the land it is sufficient to say that it is settled by the great weight of authority that the covenants of party-wall contracts, like the one under consideration, do run with the land and that all their benefits and burdens— the liability to perform and the right to take advantage of them— both pass to the heir or assignee of the land to which the covenant is attached. This doctrine is really of equitable origin and proceeds upon the…