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Subject: Covenants vs. law

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Concerned Neighbor

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Date Posted: Wed, Feb 25 2009, 11:53:20
In reply to: Oooooo, Ahhhhhh 's message, "Fireworks are allowed on certain days" on Wed, Feb 25 2009, 10:23:41

I was referring to covenants, not city law. Covenants strictly prohibit fireworks in the neighborhood, and has no allowance for specific dates.

That raises a question, is your position that the covenant is unenforceable because it prohibits something that is permitted by city law?

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Don't Know	Perry Mason	Thu, Feb 26 2009, 22:39:42