(20) Moe owned a building on a 10-acre landscaped lot in downtown Springfield and operated a bar there for ten years. He had such success that he vacated the premises and built a new structure for an expanded upscale restaurant and lounge on 5 acres of this 10-acre lot. He sold the old building and its 5-acre lot to Flanders. In the deed a clause provided that "vendee shall maintain all gardens on premises." Flanders opened a florist shop, but it soon failed and he sold the property to Homer, who opened a bar there and paved over the gardens for parking. If Moe sued Homer and sought damages, would his claim most likely prevail?

o No.

o Yes