Malouff v. Midland Federal Savings and Loan Ass'n

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• finding that a deed of trust’s “due on sale” acceleration clause was a restraint on alienation, but not an unreasonable one
• “We subscribe to the view that the question of the invalidity of a restraint depends upon its reasonableness in view of the justifiable interests of the parties.”
• \We subscribe to the view that the question of the invalidity of a restraint depends upon its reasonableness in view of the justifiable interests of the parties.\
• when no definite time is specified, reasonable time for exercise of acceleration clause depends on circumstances
• when no definite time is specified, reasonable time for exercise of acceleration clause depends on circumstances
• protection from the effects of inflationary conditions did not render the due-on-sale clause unenforceable

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).