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Scott v. Walker
061410 Scott v. Walker 06/08/2007 In a suit to enforce a restrictive covenant against property being used for other than for residential purposes, in which the plaintiff homeowners sought to enjoin the short-t…
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061410 Scott v. Walker 06/08/2007 In a suit to enforce a restrictive covenant against property being used for other than for resi…
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- Oct 4, 2026
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- Jun 8, 2007
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061410 Scott v. Walker 06/08/2007 In a suit to enforce a restrictive covenant against property being used for other than for residential purposes, in which the plaintiff homeowners sought to enjoin the short-term rental of a single-family dwelling in the same subdivision, the restrictive covenant is ambiguous and is construed in favor of the free use of land. The judgment of the circuit court enjoining the nightly and weekly rental of the property at issue is reversed and final judgment is entered for the lessors.
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