Stegall v. Housing Authority of the City of Charlotte
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
SHARP, Justice.
The question presented is whether plaintiffs, who own lots in the northern half of the 18-acre tract conveyed by Garrison to Williams, may enjoin the erection of multi-family units on the southern half of the tract by virtue of the restriction in Williams’ deed “that only one single-family residence may be erected on any one lot.” Plaintiffs, as grantees of Williams, contend that the restriction is a covenant running with the land which is enforceable by any subsequent grantee of Williams. Defendants contend (1) that it is a personal covenant between Williams and Garrison, not…
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