Bohley v. Crofoot

We do not approve, of course, the acts of the defendant in establishing his junk yard upon his lot in this residential district, but in the absence of valid deed restrictions or a zoning ordinance, he has the right to use his property in such manner as he sees fit, without the interference of a court of equity, unless such use violates the vested rights of his neighbors.

Plaintiff has no interest in the property of the defendant, and cannot rightfully complain of the use thereof unless such use injures plaintiff’s right to use and enjoy his own property. The only restriction upon the right of…