Czajkowski v. Meyers
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Cotter
¶1 The Czajkowskis and Meyers both own property and reside in Yellowstone Gateway Estates, a five-parcel subdivision in Livingston, Montana. The property of all five homeowners in this subdivision is subject to restrictive covenants. The Czajkowskis sued the Meyers for breach of the covenants pertaining to new construction on and improvements to the Meyers’ property. The Czajkowskis did not ask for monetary compensation or recovery of attorney’s fees; they merely asked the District Court to fashion a fitting remedy if it found that the Meyers breached the covenants. The Meyers counterclaimed…
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