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Question Of The Day

Five years ago, after obtaining government approval, the owner of a tract of land created a subdivision consisting of 50 lots. The owner sold all but two of the properties during the first three years. The deeds to each of the properties which were sold in the first three years contained a provision forbidding commercial use of the property. Last year, the owner sold the remaining two lots. The deeds to the two remaining lots, however, did not contain the foregoing restriction. Four years ago, the owner sold lot 1 in the original group. Two years ago, lot 1 was re-conveyed, and its buyer began erecting a supermarket on the premises. In an action by the owner to enforce the restriction, what is the buyer’s best defense?

(A) The facts do not establish a common building or development scheme for the entire subdivision.

(B) The burden of the covenant does not run with the land.

(C) The owner is not the owner of the land benefited by the restriction.

(D) The owner is estopped because he failed to place restrictions on the remaining two lots.