Although Idaho courts rely on principles of contract construction to interpret covenants, conditions, and restrictions, there are a few instances that highlight the unique nature of these equitable servitudes and covenants appurtenant to title. One such instance arises when the owners decide to amend terms of their governing documents to restrict rental of private property. This situation was recently addressed by the Idaho Supreme Court in Adams v. Kimberley One Townhouse Owner’s Association, Inc. The Kimberley One decision provides new guidance and clarity in this area to homeowner associations in Idaho that wish to amend their covenants. Read the article………….
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