Burke v. Kleiman

Appellee filed her bill setting out that her predecessor in title, in common with nearly 500 white persons, in the locality described in the bill, who were either owners of or predecessors in title to the premises owned by appellee and those owned by appellants, entered into a restrictive agreement as to the use of the property described therein, including the property of appellee and of appellants. The agreement was made September 30, 1927, and was to expire January 1, 1948. The restrictive covenant contained therein provided against leasing or selling any of the premises included in the…