Feider v. Feider

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• no horizontal privity because personal right of first refusal did not pass with estate in land
• no horizontal privity because personal right of first refusal did not pass with estate in land
• right of first refusal did not touch and concern land or run with land of grantee
• grant of right of first refusal did not “touch and concern” the land because there was “nothing in the record to indicate the value of the land of the respective parties here was increased or decreased or even affected by the agreement.” (emphasis added)

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