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Callahan v. Point Clear Holdings, Inc., No. 08-14634
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In an action concerning the use and control of a street, summary judgment for plaintiffs is reversed where there was no ambiguity in the property's restrictive covenants as to whether the rights reserved to defendant's predecessor flowed to its successors and assigns.
Read Callahan v. Point Clear Holdings, Inc., No. 08-14634
Appellate Information
Filed August 12, 2009
Judges
Opinion by Judge Anderson
