A property has a restriction dating back to the 1920s that limits the sale of the property to persons of a particular race. The

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Eddi Din [679]

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A property has a restriction dating back to the 1920s that limits the sale of the property to persons of a particular race. The

owner has entered into a purchase agreement with a buyer. The restriction is:

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Bezzdna [24] · Answer 1 · 2023-01-23T07:06:57+03:00

The restriction on the building to prevent sale to persons of a particular race means it is unenforcable but the sale can go through.

Restrictions like this are unconstitutional because it is promotes discrimination of some race.

Also, it is also unconstitutional to enforce a racially restrictive covenant although the existence does not prevent the conveyance going through.

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Hence, the restriction on the building to prevent sale to persons of a particular race means it is unenforcable but the sale can go through

Therefore, the Option C is correct.

Missing options includes <em>"A. valid and enforceable B. unenforceable so the contract is void C. unenforcable but the sale can go through D. enforceable if the buyer agrees"</em>

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