· 5/24/1984
La Esperanza Townhome Ass'n v. Title Security Agency
Citations
- 689 P.2d 178
- 142 Ariz. 235
- 1984 Ariz. App. LEXIS 467
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that new plat was \null and void\ as an attempt to amend the declaration without meeting percentage approval requirement
- concluding that amendments to restrictions that are not properly executed never become effective
- concluding amendments to restrictions that are not properly executed never become effective
- finding that the rule that an amended covenant must apply uniformly to all lots within a subdivision is the controlling law even when the proposed amendment seeks to release a few lots from all of the covenants as opposed to only a few of the restrictions
- invalidating restriction for non-uniform application where amendment specifically excluded some property
- “restrictions and conditions can only be changed uniformly”
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Judges: Howard, Birdsall, Hathaway
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