Olmsted v. Schrembs

The evidence shows that the defendant is the owner of a part of lot four and all of lot five, as we understand it, as such lots are shown on the original plat. The plaintiff is the owner of a part of sub-lot seven as shown by the original plat. It follows, therefore, that between the’ premises of the plaintiff and those of the defendant are intervening premises which are owned by another party. It will be conceded, we think, that the deeds from the original owner, Rose, to the predecessor in title of the defendant contained the following restrictions and conditions:

' “The above named grantee,…