Radey v. Parr

The bill seeks to restrain defendants from erecting or operating a hosiery mill on certain lots in violation of an agreement by a former owner of the land to the effect that the lots would be used only for residential purposes.

At the time that agreement was made, defendant Parr was the owner of a tract of land at Collingswood, New Jersey, which he had laid out in streets and lots; the plan had been filed by him and approved by the borough commissioners. The tract comprised twenty-two lots owned by Parr — of suitable size and locations for residential purposes; none of the lots have yet been…