[WSBARP] Statute of Limitations Question
Ron Housh
ron at housh.org
Fri Jul 28 09:18:24 PDT 2017
Interesting statute of limitations issue.
Party A buys Parcel A from Developer One in 2006.
Party A agrees to cooperate "to the greatest extent possible" [whatever that
means] in seller's completion of a Rural Cluster Subdivision - a 32 Lot
development.
Upon approval of the Plat then an additional Parcel will be available for
Party A to purchase.
Party A further agrees to "adhere to the CCR's of the Plat to be
established" and further agrees to "respect and acknowledge" [whatever that
means] the open space and native growth protection area in the Plat.
Developer One never develops the property and eventually sells all of the
properties - except Parcel A which is still owned by Party A - to
Developer Two.
Developer Two is now seeking Plat approval which incorporates Parcel A into
the plat and incorporates Parcel A into the CCR's and is asking Party A to
sign off.
Party A says: I do not want my Parcel A to be part of the development; I do
not want it to be subject to the CCR's and it has been over 10 years since I
had the Agreement with Developer One.
Are Developer Two's claims that Party A has duties under the 2006 Sale
Agreement time barred?
Thanks,
Ron
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