Property Ownership
A Hawaiian property has a deed restriction prohibiting commercial use. This restriction is an example of a:
AA. Variance
BB. Private deed covenant or restrictive covenant✓ Correct
CC. Public zoning ordinance
DD. Police power regulation
Explanation
A deed restriction is a private encumbrance placed on a property by a prior owner, running with the land and binding future owners.
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