A covenant is:
A) the same thing as a title
B) an agreement attached to a moveable piece of property that can only be undone by a state supreme court
C) an unwritten promise between landowners
D) the first step in bringing a property suit to court
E) none of the other choices are correct

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A covenant is a type of agreement, specifically related to the use of land or property, but it is not accurately described by any of the other choices provided. It is not the same as a title (A), it is not limited to moveable property nor solely undoable by a state supreme court (B), it is not necessarily an unwritten promise (C), and it is not specifically the first step in bringing a property suit to court (D).

A Covenant Is