Snavely v. Berman

In a lease from the appellants to the appellees of a storeroom in a building of the lessors at Sparrows Point, in Baltimore County, there were covenants that the room should be used only for fhe purposes of a “ladies and gents furnishing store,” and that the appellants would “not rent any other store in the immediate vicinity for the same line of business” during the term of the appellees’ tenancy. Another room, in the same building was already in the occupancy of a tenant by the name of Julius Taken, whose lease contained a covenant that he would not use the room for '‘purposes other than…