Rosenthal v. Triangle Development Co.

We have said that “the right * * * to live in a district uninvaded by stores, garages, business, and apartment houses is a valuable right” (Signaigo v. Begun, 234 Mich. 246); that “the right of privacy for homes is a valuable right,” and “restrictions for residence purposes * * *' are fa vored by definite public policy.” Johnstone v. Railway Co., 245 Mich. 65 (67 A. L. R. 373).

Plaintiffs complain of too much of a good thing. They purchased on executory land contracts two lots in a subdivision known as McGiverin-Haldeman’s Huntington Woods Manor in Oakland county. These lots, in common with…