Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
Failing to Maintain and Properly Collect Assessments is a Breach of Fiduciary Duties
1 April 2024
Facts Plaintiffs were two owners (Maples and Brown) at Compass Harbor Village Condominium Association in Maine (the “Association”) who had purchased their respective units sometime ...
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Association’s Vested Discretion in Declaring an Aggressive Dog a Nuisance
1 April 2024
Facts The Spagenskis (“the Homeowners”) lived in a community in San Diego County with their German shepherd Kato. The community was governed by Sunset Greens ...
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COVID-19 FAQ
1 April 2024
Community Associations Institute and fellows of the College of Community Association Lawyers (CCAL) present special virtual, LIVE Q&A presentations about the issues facing community associations ...
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Tenants Due Process Rights are NOT the same as Owners Rights
1 April 2024
Harbour Island Condominium Owners Association, Inc. v. Alexander, No. B285755 (Cal. Ct. App. Jan. 24, 2019) Summary In Harbour Island, the Court of Appeals of ...
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Condominium Legal Document Review Program
1 April 2024
Wouldn’t it be great if you knew if your condominium documents complied with the law? Or if you already suspect that there may be some ...
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After Turnover Do a Developer’s Actions (or Inaction) Affect an Association’s Construction Defect Claims? YES
1 April 2024
Yes, developers can be lazy, greedy good for nothing con-artists. Developers can also adversely affect the rights of an association by simply doing nothing. Specifically, ...
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Fining for Tenant Violations? You Might be Doing it Wrong.
1 April 2024
You might think that when a tenant breaks a rule, that you can simply fine him like you would fine an owner-occupant. Or, you might ...
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