deed restrictions
Question Details: If the home owners association has not inforced most of the deed restrictions in your subdivison in the past is there any use in me trying to get one inforced now?
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I am a lawyer in CT and practice in this area of the law. you should be able to get the deed restriction enforced despite its prior nonenforcement. I suggest that you hire a lawyer to help you as the condo association is not going to take you as seriously if they have not taken the deed restriction seriously in the past.
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