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· 2/15/1974

Smith v. Hegg

Citations

  • 214 N.W.2d 789
  • 88 S.D. 29
  • 1974 S.D. LEXIS 92

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  • finding that purchaser knew of leasehold interest in realty held by original lessee’s assignee upheld where purchaser possessed information sufficient to suggest to a “prudent mind that further inquiry should be made”
  • finding that purchaser knew of leasehold interest in realty held by original lessee's assignee upheld where purchaser possessed information sufficient to suggest to a \prudent mind that further inquiry should be made\
  • though this Court will at times enforce covenants in leases against assignment, such restraints against alienation are looked upon with disfavor and are strictly construed against the lessor
  • though this Court will at times enforce covenants in leases against assignment, such restraints against alienation are looked upon with disfavor and are strictly construed against the lessor

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Judges: Winans

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