To "run with the land," a restrictive covenant must essentially:
A)be related to any disputed property.
B)have a number of claimants to an estate.
C)be binding on the original parties and their successors.
D)be a joint tenancy.

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For a covenant to run with the land,it must have been binding on the original parties to it,and those parties must have intended that the covenant bind their successors.

To "Run with the Land," a Restrictive Covenant Must Essentially