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Reiner v. Ehrlich
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
66 A.3d 1132 (2013)
- Written by Rich Walter, JD
Facts
A subdivision's restrictive covenants gave the homeowner's association discretionary power to grant or deny a homeowner's application for a variance from the covenants. The association denied Randall and Orna Reiner's (plaintiffs') request for a variance from the restriction prohibiting asphalt roofing. The Reiners sued the association, as well as Clifford Ehrlich and other individuals (codefendants), for a declaratory judgment and relief from all subdivision-wide architectural restrictions. The trial court dismissed the individuals as parties and entered summary judgment for the association. The Reiners appealed to the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
Rule of Law
Issue
Holding and Reasoning (Berger, J.)
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