Launer v. Hecht
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDonald S. Taylor, J.
Li this suit in equity, tried before the court without a jury, plaintiffs seek to enjoin defendants from conducting certain alleged business activities at and from their home on the ground that thereby they are violating a restrictive covenant- which is applicable to their respective properties through deeds from a common grantor. The covenant provides: “ That no business, trade or profession shall be carried on or operated upon the premises.” The court finds that the defendants have violated and are now violating the instant covenant and that they should be enjoined.
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- Iselin v. FlynnNew York Supreme Court · 1915
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