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A California property has a CC&R (Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions) recorded against it that prohibits parking commercial vehicles in the driveway. A new buyer purchases the property and begins parking their work truck there. Can the HOA enforce this restriction against the new buyer?

Correct Answer

A) Yes, CC&Rs run with the land and bind all subsequent owners

Under California Civil Code §1460-1468 and the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act (Civil Code §4000 et seq.), CC&Rs that are properly recorded run with the land and bind all subsequent purchasers. The new buyer is bound by the CC&Rs regardless of whether they signed a separate agreement, as long as the CC&Rs were recorded before the buyer acquired the property.

Answer Options
A
Yes, CC&Rs run with the land and bind all subsequent owners
B
No, CC&Rs only bind the original signers and do not run with the land
C
No, unless the new buyer signed a separate agreement accepting the CC&Rs
D
Yes, but only for the first five years after recording

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