Principles of Real EstateQuestion 15 of 100
A private limitation placed in a deed that controls how an owner may use their property is known as a:
a.Easement in gross
b.Restrictive covenant
c.Prescriptive easement
d.Mechanic's lien
Explanation
A restrictive covenant is a private limitation in a deed or subdivision declaration that controls land use, such as prohibiting commercial activity. It runs with the land and binds future owners. Courts will not enforce covenants that are illegal or discriminatory.
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