Feider v. Feider

The question presented is whether an agreement between A and B, adjoining landowners, that if A, his heirs or assigns, elects to sell his land, he will first offer the same to B and which recites it as a covenant running with B's land, is enforceable by B's heirs. We hold it is not.

In June 1951, several brothers and sisters, who had inherited undivided interests in real property in Garfield County, stipulated to a partition of those interests. Francis A. Feider received a 110-acre parcel that adjoined land owned by his brother, Andrew Feider. Access to Andrew's land was by an easement over…