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Beeren & Barry Inv. v. AHC, Inc.
No. 072354Supreme Court of Virginia
072354 Beeren & Barry Inv. v. AHC, Inc. 01/16/2009 In a declaratory judgment action in the circuit court in which the parties sought to quiet title to certain property, the trial court erred in granting summar…
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072354 Beeren & Barry Inv. v. AHC, Inc. 01/16/2009 In a declaratory judgment action in the circuit court in which the parties sou…
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072354 Beeren & Barry Inv. v. AHC, Inc. 01/16/2009 In a declaratory judgment action in the circuit court in which the parties sought to quiet title to certain property, the trial court erred in granting summary judgment upon a finding that an option was a restrictive covenant that ran with the land. In light of its provisions permitting the option to be exercised only upon events personal to the holders, the option was merely personal in nature and is not binding on a foreclosure purchaser or its successors. The judgment is reversed and final judgment is entered.
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072354 Beeren & Barry Inv. v. AHC, Inc. 01/16/2009 In a declaratory judgment action in the circuit court in which the parties sought to quiet title to certain property, the trial court erred in granting summary judgment upon a finding that an option was a restrictive covenant that ran with the land. In light of its provisions permitting the option to be exercised only upon events personal to the holders, the option was merely personal in nature and is not binding on a foreclosure purchaser or its successors. The judgment is reversed and final judgment is entered.
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