The Levine Law Firm provides Restrictive Covenant Litigation attorneys in NJ
Restrictive Covenants Litigation in NJ
A restrictive covenant is a legal obligation imposed in a deed by a company or an individual to another individual or company
to do or not to do something. Such restrictions are frequently non disclosure agreements, contracts, covenant not to compete
and more. The main focus is to make sure someone is not competing with you for their personal benefit.
The Following are Common Examples of Restrictive Covenants in NJ
- Not to cause a nuisance to your neighbors
- Not to carry out any building or residential development
- Not to erect any building or structures on the land
- Not to use the land for any trade or business activity
In such cases provided that they will not seriously impede the buyer's intended use of the property, no further action need be
taken by the conveyance solicitor other than informing the buyer of the extent of the covenants and telling him that he has a
liability for breach of the restrictive covenants.
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