Dole and Randy each purchased homes in a subdivision of 346 homes. They agreed to the subdivision restrictions that said no large animals may be kept. Several years later, the 8-year-old daughter of Randy asked for a pony. Randy obtained the proper building permits and constructed a beautiful barn and white rail fence to house the new animal. The daughter was very happy until Dole insisted they get rid of the pony. Could Dole force Randy to remove the pony from the property?

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Rhett Salazar

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20 June, 19:55

Dole and Randy each purchased homes in a subdivision of 346 homes. They agreed to the subdivision restrictions that said no large animals may be kept. Several years later, the 8-year-old daughter of Randy asked for a pony. Randy obtained the proper building permits and constructed a beautiful barn and white rail fence to house the new animal. The daughter was very happy until Dole insisted they get rid of the pony. Could Dole force Randy to remove the pony from the property?

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Answer:Yes. Dole could force them to comply with the restrictions in the deed.

Explanation:Deed restrictions refers to a private agreement which will prohibit a certain use of the real estate which is stated in the deed

The person who sells the property may put these restrictions on the tittle of the property. These restrictions are crucial in maintaining uniformity in the property.