Old Port Cove Holdings v. Old Port Cove Condominium Association One

OPCI granted a right of first refusal on a parcel of property to a condominium association (defendant), letting the association match any third-party offer OPCI was willing to accept before selling to anyone else. Twenty-five years later, OPCI's successor (plaintiff) sued to quiet title, arguing the right of first refusal violated the rule against perpetuities; the trial court agreed and quieted title for the successor, but the court of appeals reversed, and the Florida Supreme Court took up the case.