Leigh v. Village of Los Lunas

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• holding that easements in the form of restrictive covenants constitute valuable property rights requiring compensation
• concluding that because restrictive covenants are equitable easements under New Mexico law, such covenants, like equitable easements, also constitute property rights subject to condemnation and just compensation
• stating restrictive covenants cannot be enforced against a governmental entity

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