Williams v. Hulse

Appellants are the owners of a house and lot fronting 80 feet on East Lafayette Avenue in the city of Fayetteville, which they acquired October 2, 1928, and which they have since occupied as their home. Appellees are the owners of the adjoining lot to the east, on which is a duplex apartment occupied by tenants. In August, 1924, Gus Bridenthal, the then owner of appellant's house and lot, entered into a written agreement with appellees for the construction of a driveway from Lafayette Avenue to the rear of their properties so as to serve both properties. This driveway was constructed wholly…