Drees Co. v. Osburg
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
KNOPF, Judge.
In October 2000, Fred and Jeannie Osburg contracted for the construction and purchase of a new home with The Drees Company, a multi-state developer and builder of residential communities. The company was developing Glenridge, a residential subdivision in Cold Spring, Campbell County. Soon after the Osburgs took possession of their new home in May 2001, they installed an above-ground pool. When the company informed them that the pool violated restrictive covenants governing the use of the property, the Osburgs filed suit. Alleging that the company had induced them to…
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