· 6/29/1976
Foster v. Nehls
Citations
- 551 P.2d 768
- 15 Wash. App. 749
- 1976 Wash. App. LEXIS 1473
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- upholding injunctive relief, notwithstanding ambiguity in the covenant terms, in light of the underlying purpose of protecting view planes, and because actual interference occurred
- upholding injunctive relief, notwithstanding ambiguity in the covenant terms, in light of the underlying purpose of protecting view planes, and because actual interference occurred
- property owner “ ‘assumed the risk’ of the outcome” by continuing to build in violation of restrictive covenant
- land is generally considered a unique commodity which cannot be adequately replaced by money, and equity should intervene to restore land to the full enjoyment of the rightfid owner
- “Ambiguity exists in the present case by the use of a floor-space description common in the construction and real estate business (‘one and one-half stories’) to describe a height restriction (‘one and one-half stories in height’).” 6 (Footnote omitted.)
- \Ambiguity exists in the present case by the use of a floor-space description common in the construction and real estate business (`one and one-half stories') to describe a height restriction (`one and one-half stories in height').\ [6] (Footnote omitted.)
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Judges: McInturff
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