[DOWNLOAD] "Sun Valley Center for Arts and Humanities" by Supreme Court of Idaho No. 15068 ~ Book PDF Kindle ePub Free

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Title: Sun Valley Center for Arts and Humanities
Author : Supreme Court of Idaho No. 15068
Release Date : January 24, 1984
Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
Pages : * pages
Size : 63 KB

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In December of 1972, Sun Valley Company, owned by Bill Janss, (hereinafter Janss Corporation), conveyed a gift of certain property to the appellant Sun Valley Center for the Arts and Humanities, Inc. The Center subsequently sold a portion of its newly acquired property to the Sun Valley-Ketchum Community School, the other appellant herein. The 1972 gift deed to the Center was made subject to a right of reverter and to covenants and restrictions on the land which were to be filed by the grantor. These covenants and restrictions were so filed in early 1973. The covenants in controversy restrict land use to uses for certain purposes and in designated ways. They also provide for review and approval of proposed plans by a design committee. The design committee, though referred to in the 1973 declaration, was created by Janss in a 1969 Sun Valley Residential Area Declaration of Protective Covenants (Declaration), which purported to apply to real property in Blaine County and owned by Janss. In 1974, the Janss Corporation executed a Gift Deed and Release of Right of Reverter, conveying all rights and real property interests created by the reverter clause in the 1972 gift deed, to the Center. The land conveyed by the Janss Corporation was part of a larger parcel of land, the retained portion of which was subsequently purchased by Sun Valley Company, (which is a stock-holding corporation owned by Earl Holding[Footnote 1]), the defendant-respondent. The Janss Corporation is not a party. The primary issue in dispute is whether the restrictive covenants are enforceable by Sun Valley Company.