Turner v. . Glenn

Plaintiffs’ contention that there have been radical changes in the immediate neighborhood such as would render their property unsuitable for residential purposes by reason of the development of a subdivision north of and across the street from their property as a business settlement is answered adversely to them by Brenizer v. Stephens, ante, 395. The court properly excluded any evidence in respect thereto.

Whether restrictive covenants were inserted in deeds executed by the land company for lots located within the subdivision as a part of a general scheme and for the benefit of all is…