OPINION
RAY, Justice.
This is a restrictive covenant case involving the implied reciprocal negative easement doctrine. The trial court found that only the lakefront lots were impressed with restrictive covenants as part of the general plan of development, but the hilltop block was not. It implied the negative reciprocal easement on the developers' retained lakefront lots only, enjoining their use contrary to the restrictive covenants burdening the other...
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