Johnson v. Shaw

In ordering that the defendant’s structure be removed from the area within two hundred feet of the highway, the Trial Court found that it violated the restriction in the defendant’s deed, and that the restriction “was intended to benefit the remaining land of the grantor [Lyman] by prohibiting the erection of buildings attracting overnight tourists business which would be so located that the view that a northbound tourist would have of cabins located on the northerly tract would be blocked or obstructed by competitive cabins on the southerly tract.” To this and to other findings referring to…