Clem v. Christole, Inc.
Indiana Supreme Court
1DissentKrahulik, Justice
I must dissent from the majority position. I believe that:(1) The homes at issue are not violative of the restictive covenants; and(2) Regardless of the aforementioned, Ind. Code § 16-13-21-14 was a proper exercise of state police powers.
I. Restrictive Covenants-
Plaintiffs-Appellants, the residential subdivision property owners, argue that the homes developed by Christole and Hopewell violate certain restrictive covenants in their deeds that prohibit structures other than single or two-family dwellings, and/or commercial activity within the subdivisions. Restrictive covenants typically found…
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- Adult Group Properties, Ltd. v. ImlerIndiana Court of Appeals · 1987
- Metropolitan Development Commission v. Villages, Inc.Indiana Court of Appeals · 1984
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