Riley v. Boyle

How courts have described this case

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• finding that “[t]he restrictions imposed pertain to all lots in the subdivision and a fair construction of the words permitting amendments indicate[s] that the power to amend is only as to restrictions for all lots in the subdivision”
• finding that “[t]he restrictions imposed pertain to all lots in the subdivision and a fair construction of the words permitting amendments indicate[s] that the power to amend is only as to restrictions for all lots in the subdivision”
• allowing a majority of homeowners to impose restrictions on some, but not all lots, “could easily result in a patchwork quilt of different restrictions ... and completely upset the orderly plan of the subdivision”
• where restrictions affect all lots within a community, the power to amend, likewise, pertains to all properties

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).