People of Michigan v. James Lonnie Blaylock

How courts have described this case

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• disallowing the deduction because it was not exclusively for conservation purposes and not determining whether there was a qualified real property interest
• disallowing the deduction because it was not exclusively for conservation purposes and not determining whether there was a qualified real property interest
• disallowing the deduction because it was not exclusively for conservation purposes and not determining whether there was a qualified real property interest
• “A restriction granted in perpetuity on the use of the property must be based upon legally enforceable restrictions (such as by recording the deed
• right to construct 62 houses on 15 acres with no limitations on the building areas

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).