Übersetzung für 'restrictive covenant' von Englisch nach Deutsch

restrictive covenant

einschränkende vertragliche Verpflichtung {f}

Nutzungs­beschränkung {f}law

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Werbung

restrictive {adj}

einschränkend

beengend [auch fig.]

wettbewerbsbeschränkend

restriktiv

beschränkend

restrictive endorsement

Indossament {n} ohne Obligo

non-restrictive {adj}

nicht einschränkend

restrictive measure

Restriktionsmaßnahme {f}

Beschränkung {f} [Maßnahme]

restrictive practices

restriktive Methoden {pl}

restrictive course

restriktiver Kurs {m}

restrictive easement

Unterlassungs­dienstbarkeit {f}law

restrictive practice

Einschränkungs­praxis {f}

restrictive clause

einschränkende Klausel {f}

restrictive condition

einschränkende Bedingung {f}

restrictive surgery

restriktive Chirurgie {f}med.

most restrictive {adj}

restriktivste

more restrictive {adj}

restriktiver

restrictive economic policy

restriktive Wirtschaftspolitik {f}econ.

restrictive cardiomyopathy <RCM>

restriktive Kardiomyopathie {f} <RKM>med.

• He framed the complex question of the case as: "Can a racially restrictive covenant be enforced at law by a suit for damages against a co-covenantor who allegedly broke the covenant?
• In response, some white groups resorted to the restrictive covenant, a formal deed restriction binding property owners in a given neighborhood not to sell to blacks.
• Another feature of Scientists' Cliffs is that a restrictive covenant requires all houses within the community to have a wooden exterior, giving the homes a distinctively rustic look.
• In a unanimous opinion rendered November 12, 1940, the court rejected the specific restrictive covenant impacting the Hansberry family without ruling on the constitutionality of restrictive residential covenants in general.
• With another Odeon nearby on Broadmead's Union Street, the decision was taken to close down and sell the Whiteladies in 2001 with a restrictive covenant forbidding its future use as a cinema.

• While he utilized the restrictive covenant model to bar non-whites from his neighborhoods, Nichols was not the first in Kansas City to engage in the practice.
• In order to maintain the residential character of the community, a restrictive covenant was written to keep business and industry out.
• In October 2020 a High Court Judge in the Chancery Division declared that the 1922 restrictive covenant on the land known as the Recreation Ground was enforceable by the owners of properties in the neighbourhood whose homes were owned by Captain Forester in 1922.
• In contract law, a non-compete clause (often NCC), restrictive covenant, or covenant not to compete (CNC), is a clause under which one party (usually an employee) agrees not to enter into or start a similar profession or trade in competition against another party (usually the employer).
• 64 is a famous Supreme Court of Canada decision where the Court struck down a restrictive covenant that restricted ownership of a section of land to "persons of the white or Caucasian race".

• For example, the US Supreme Court has held that a white person bound by a restrictive covenant not to sell realty to a black person may assert the Fifth or Fourteenth Amendment rights of black persons not before the court.
• The absence of public houses in the California area is due to a restrictive covenant imposed by John Walter when he sold the land in this area.
• Jubilee Gardens remained undeveloped prior to its laying out as an open space, largely because of a restrictive covenant in favour of Shell that restricts any building on the part of the site directly between the Shell Tower and the River Thames.
• In January 2012, Israeli television publicized a case of a seller in the municipality creating a restrictive covenant barring the sale or lease of property to Ethiopians.
• The restrictive covenant was ruled contestable, though not inherently invalid; these covenants were eventually ruled unconstitutional in "Shelley v.

• In Canada, governmental authorities may use restrictive covenants as well as zoning.