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A fаrmer whо оwned 25 cоntiguous аcres of orchаrds sold two acres of orchards to a couple in fee simple. Because the couple intended to build a residence on the two acres, they obtained an oral promise from the farmer that he and anyone to whom he transferred his land would cease using pesticides on the adjoining 23 acres of orchards. The farmer made the promise in good faith, intending to sell the remainder of his land to a developer who planned to subdivide the land into residential lots. The couple built a residence on their two acres, but soon sold their two acres to another buyer in fee simple. The couple told the buyer of the farmer's promise, and the buyer relied on this promise in making her decision to purchase the property as her primary residence. Due to an economic downturn, the developer dropped its plans to acquire the land, and the farmer instead sold the remaining 23 acres of orchards to a neighbor in fee simple. Before the sale, the farmer told the neighbor about his promise to the couple. The neighbor maintained the orchards on his 23 acres for one year without using pesticides, but because the harvest was substantially adversely affected by the lack of pesticides, the neighbor told the buyer that he would again use pesticides on the orchards. Can the buyer now living on the two acres enjoin the neighbor's use of pesticides on the orchards as a breach of the farmer's promise?