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cedar cnty commn v parson 661 sw3d 766

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Cedar Cnty. Comm'n v. Parson, 661 S.W.3d 766
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Citation: Cedar Cnty. Comm'n v. Parson, 661 S.W.3d 766

The Missouri Supreme Court reversed the circuit court's judgment and held that a 2022 statute prohibiting homeowners' associations from banning solar panel installations applies to preexisting covenants, not just prospective ones. The homeowners' challenge to the HOA's restriction on solar panels visible from the street was successful, as the statute's prohibitions supersede prior restrictive covenants.

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