Nash v. Scott
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
John Mauzy Pittman, Judge.
The parties in this chancery case are tenants in common of a warehouse. Appellants filed a partition suit; appellees, as defendants, filed a response alleging that appellants waived their right to partition by including in their deed and sales agreement a repurchase option giving appellees a right of first refusal. At the hearing, appellants contended that the repurchase option violated the rule against perpetuities. The chancellor ruled that the rule-against-perpetuities argument was inapplicable and untimely, and that appellants had impliedly waived the right to…
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