· 7/28/1987
Town & Country Estates Ass'n v. Slater
Citations
- 740 P.2d 668
- 227 Mont. 489
- 44 State Rptr. 1257
- 1987 Mont. LEXIS 946
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that a restrictive covenant requiring approval of building plans by homeowners’ association which failed to define standard of approval was too vague for enforcement
- \harmony of external design\ too vague to be enforceable where development was a cacophony of styles
- \harmony of external design\ too vague to be enforced where development was a cacophony of architectural styles
- \harmony of external design\ too vague to be enforced where development was a cacophony of architectural styles
- “Each purchaser in a restricted subdivision is both subjected to the burden and entitled to the benefit of a restrictive covenant.”
- “Each [landowner] is both subjected to the burden and entitled to the benefit of a restrictive covenant.”
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Judges: Turnage, Gulbrandson, Harrison, Hunt, Mc-Donough
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