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A deed restriction in Vermont:

Correct Answer

B) Is a private agreement limiting property use that runs with the land

Deed restrictions are private covenants placed by the grantor or developer that limit how property may be used. They run with the land and bind all future owners.

Answer Options
A
Is a government zoning regulation
B
Is a private agreement limiting property use that runs with the land
C
Expires after 10 years
D
Is only enforceable by the original grantor

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Related Topics:

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Key Terms:

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