Bauby v. Krasow
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtBanks, J.
Minnie J. Dalton owned two adjoining lots in Waterbury, u'pon one of which stood a one-family dwelling-house in which she lived. She conveyed the vacant lot to Catherine McCarthy by a warranty deed containing this clause: “Grantee agrees that in the event she shall erect a house on said property that same will be a single family house.” Minnie Dalton continued to own and occupy this house until her death. Upon her death the administrator of her estate conveyed her house and lot to the plaintiff Bauby, who had actual knowledge of the restrictive covenant in her deed to Catherine McCarthy.…
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