Stillwaters Residential Ass'n v. SW Properties, LLC
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Judge.
In 2003, SW Properties, LLC (“SW Properties”), purchased a parcel of property (“the property”) located in Tallapoosa County from “Still Waters Development Co., LTD Partnership” (“SW Development”), by a special warranty deed. On July 19, 2012, SW Properties filed a petition for reformation of the deed in the Tallapoosa Circuit Court (“the trial court”). In the petition, SW Properties asserted that, according to the sales contract between it and SW Development, the property was not subject to any covenants *932or restrictions but that the deed erroneously contained language indicating…
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