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PC800: WAAAAAY OFF TOPIC: HOAs! (LONG--STILL!!)
Written by "Revill Dunn" on 1/17/2001 at 08:15 pm

Why do I feel that if the buyer/owner was so inclined (and willing to put up
with lawyers doing pro bono work), they could have deed restrictions so
clearly in violation of modern civil rights rendered null-and-void, even if
it meant a trip to the Supreme Court. As for more practical restrictions
(such as the "no heavy industry" type of clause), I would think you would
have a terrifically difficult time striking it from the deed, but perhaps
(like our very own U.S. Constitution) have it amended with wording to the
fact nullifying/clarifying the restriction.

Bottom line: I've learned to never say that something can "never ever" be
done, or that something is "ironclad"; there's likely a creative way around
it...

Cheers,

Randy


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