· 1/21/1966
Thompson v. Squibb
Citations
- 183 So. 2d 30
How courts have described this case
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- “In construing restrictive covenants the question is primarily one of intention, and the fundamental rule is that the intention of the parties as shown by the agreement governs, being determined by a fair interpretation of the entire text of the covenant.”
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Judges: Willis
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