Moore v. Dykstra

September 18, 1926, plaintiffs sold defendant, on contract, the southerly 30 feet of a certain lot in Muskegon. They had some conversation to the effect that plaintiffs wanted to reserve a right of way for a driveway on the north side of the premises. Defendant did not want a reservation in the contract, but agreed to give a separate instrument later. On November 27th she executed to plaintiffs an instrument, under seal and acknowledged, that:

‘ ‘ Said first party for and in consideration of one dollar and other valuable considerations hereby gives second parties and their assigns the right to…