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Mid-State Equipment Co., Inc. v. Bell

Supreme Court of Virginia

225 S.E.2d 877 (1976)

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The Eubanks divided 85 acres into lots restricted to residential use only, later conveying one lot to Hicks, who conveyed it to Mid-State Equipment Co. (Mid-State) (defendant); Mid-State's deed explicitly stated the land would not be subject to the Eubanks' original conditions, and Mid-State began operating a solid waste equipment business there. Neighboring lot owners subject to the same original restriction (Bell) (plaintiff) sued for an injunction against Mid-State's commercial use.

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Whether the grantee of a lot from a common grantor may enforce a restriction placed on all lots by the grantor against another grantee.

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