STATE, ETC. v. Carriage House Associates

How courts have described this case

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• observing that “vacation licenses,” which gave holders the right to occupy resort units for a short time, were “an anomaly [that do not] fit neatly into any nice legal terminology,” but concluding that they were more akin to contract rights than real property interests

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