A Covenant That Is Attached to All Houses in a Neighborhood

Multiple Choice

A covenant that is attached to all houses in a neighborhood built in the 1950s states that the houses may not be sold to "members of any minority race." This covenant is:

A) enforceable since it was voluntarily agreed to by the buyers and sellers
B) not favored by public policy and so will expire when the houses are torn down
C) in violation of public policy and so not enforceable
D) in violation of public policy and, under federal law, requires home owners to pay $1,000 a year fines until removed
E) none of the other choices