If Martin bought a property from Nevin, knowing (because it was noted on the title deeds) that Nevin had agreed to a restrictive covenant in his contract to purchase the property from Olan, Martin must conform to the restrictive covenant even if it is not included in his contract with Nevin.

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Restrictive covenants run with the land, meaning they are binding on subsequent owners even if not explicitly included in their purchase contract, as long as they were properly recorded and the new owner had notice of them.

If Martin Bought a Property from Nevin, Knowing (Because It