Perpetuity Is Forever, Almost Always
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This article is a response to the article "When Perpetual Is Not Forever." This article argues that the previous article stated that certain laws can be ignored. This article further argues that the law surrounding conservation easement amendment and termination is settled, clear and unambiguous.
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