· 3/15/1844
Hubbard v. President, Directors of Hamilton Bank
Citations
- 48 Mass. 340
How courts have described this case
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- Court refuses to address argument when appellants cite only to one statute and “no other authority and make no cogent argument”
- Court refuses to address argument when appellants cite only to one statute and “no other authority and make no cogent argument”
- “A restrictive covenant that runs with the land is one that ‘inures to the benefit of, or must be fulfilled by, whatever party holds the land at the time when fulfillment is due.’”
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Judges: Dewey
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