Miller v. Associated Gulf Land Corp.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This case involves a covenant restricting the use of certain property owned by Patsy S. Miller in Orange Beach. Miller claims that the covenant should not be enforced against her property. Following a bench trial, the trial court entered a judgment against Miller. We affirm.
In 1967, Associated Gulf Land Corporation ("AGLC") purchased large tracts of land located in what is now the municipality of Orange Beach. Included in one of those tracts is the property now owned by Miller and four adjoining lots situated immediately to the west of the Miller property. The Miller property fronts Alabama…
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