Flanagan v. Hollingsworth

The plaintiff and the defendant Hollingsworth each own real property in the same vicinity in Brooklyn, and derive their several titles from a common' source, and both parcels are subject to covenants against nuisances which were made in the deeds given by the parties who owned the common title. The covenant reads as follows:

“ I, the party of the second part, in the within indenture named, in consideration thereof and'of the sum of one dollar to me in hand paid by the said party of the first part in saiu indenture named, do for myself, my heirs and assigns, hereby covenant to and with the…