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Turner v. Caplan
No. 031950Supreme Court of Virginia
031950 Turner v. Caplan 06/10/2004 (Revised 06/29/2004) In a case concerning whether the pasturing of a horse within a residential subdivision either violated certain restrictive covenants and exceptions there…
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031950 Turner v. Caplan 06/10/2004 (Revised 06/29/2004) In a case concerning whether the pasturing of a horse within a residentia…
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031950 Turner v. Caplan 06/10/2004 (Revised 06/29/2004) In a case concerning whether the pasturing of a horse within a residential subdivision either violated certain restrictive covenants and exceptions thereto set out in a recorded declaration, or constituted an enjoinable nuisance, the trial court erred in its interpretation of the legal effect of the covenants and exceptions. While it did not err in finding that a nuisance existed, the court erred in the scope of the remedy it prescribed on that basis. The judgment is reversed and final judgment is entered.
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