A provision that is attached to a deed or sales contract in which the buyer must agree not to sell or rent to a member of a specified group,such as blacks,Chicanos,or Jews,is called a:

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A restrictive covenant is a provision attached to a deed or sales contract that limits what the buyer can do with the property. In this case, the covenant prohibits the buyer from selling or renting the property to members of a specified group, which is discriminatory and illegal. Poll tax and literacy tests were used to deny voting rights to minorities, while a restrictive deed is not a term used in the legal context of property law.

A Provision That Is Attached to a Deed or Sales