Kermisch v. Savings Bank of Balto.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
This dispute involves interpretation of a clause in a deed made in 1967 when appellee, The Savings Bank of Baltimore (the Bank), acquired land for the construction of a branch bank at the corner of Liberty and Glenmichael Roads in Baltimore. The land was purchased from appellants, Albert Kermisch and Bessie T. Kermisch, “individually and co-partners trading as Kermisch’s” (Kermisch). Reference is made in the deed to a parcel of 0.222 acres adjoining. The Bank claims an easement for parking on that land, which is disputed by Kermisch.
The Bank filed a bill in equity. It requested a decree…
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