Delaney v. . Vanness

The plaintiff does not expressly allege in the complaint that Piedmont Park was the result of a general plan or scheme of residential development. But conceding that the complaint, when liberally construed, amounts to such allegation, yet the history of conveyances of the property would indicate that there was no such general plan or scheme as the law contemplates. Indeed, upon facts similar to the facts of the present record,, this "Court held in Davis v. Robinson, 189 N. C., 589, that Piedmont Park was not the result of a general and uniform plan, scheme or design. Upon the facts alleged in…