An Act for the removal of void restrictive covenants
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to allow individuals who have been unfairly discriminated against to challenge restrictive covenants on their property. It seeks to remove or invalidate restrictive covenants that are found to be void, particularly those that have resulted in discrimination. The legislation would provide a legal pathway for those harmed by these covenants to seek redress. Essentially, it expands the ability to challenge covenants that limit property use based on discriminatory practices.
Key provisions
- Allows parties discriminated against by restrictive covenants to sue.
- Seeks to remove or invalidate void restrictive covenants.
- Focuses on covenants that result from discriminatory practices.
- Addresses the legal challenges to land use restrictions.
- Provides a mechanism for seeking legal remedies against discriminatory covenants.
Who is affected
- Property owners
- Individuals subject to restrictive covenants
- Discriminated groups
Notable changes
- Expands the ability to challenge restrictive covenants.
- Specifically addresses discriminatory practices in covenants.
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8 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Essex South Register of Deeds Eileen Duff
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