Centers, Inc. v. Gilliland
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
MERRILL, Justice.
This appeal is from a decree permanently enjoining appellant, Centers, Inc., from using three lots or parts of them as parking lots, when the lots had been purchased by it subject to restrictions.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gilliland owned approximately twelve acres of land in the Alberta City area of Tuscaloosa and, in 1946, divided the land into a residential subdivision of forty-six lots, known as Durrett Grove, and duly recorded certain restrictions on the use of the land. The pertinent restrictions are as follows:
“3. No business of any kind, character or description can be carried…
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