Kramer v. Nelson

The general principles of law applicable to this case are found in Boyden v. Roberts, 131 Wis. 659, 111 N. W. 701, to the effect that where a deed contains a restrictive clause, executed in pursuance of a general scheme for the purpose of preserving the character of real estate as first-class residence property, such restriction will be held to create an equitable servitude in favor of all the property owners included within the general scheme.

At the outset the appellants make the claim that the general scheme of the West Side Land Company was to provide for two classes of property, that is,…