Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog

Developers/Declarants Breached Contract by Failing to Pave Roads

Facts Plaintiffs are property owners in what were originally three separate planned communities known as Mystic Lands.  Defendants are the developer/declarant and its sole shareholder, ...
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Debt Collectors Adherence to Generic Forms Were Inaccurate and Misleading

Summary A company that handled fee collections for an Association engaged in unlawful practices when it falsely indicated that a lien had been filed against ...
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AS-IS Clause Does Not Foreclose a Fraud Claim

An AS IS exculpatory clause in a contract does not automatically relieve a party of any liability, especially where that party committed fraud to obtain ...
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Association/Developer Post-Turnover Process in Less Than 1 Minute

Now that the developer has turned over control to the condominium association and HOA owners, what happens next?  Learn in this Vlog in less than ...
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Declaration Amendment – Sometimes There is No Other Way to Accomplish Something

A unit owner sought to expand their unit by building additional living space on the roof of the association. The declaration, like all declarations, defined ...
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The Balance in Display of Patriotism and Political Support Under Wisconsin Condominium Law

With the Spring 2020 Presidential Primary and election for various state court judges looming on the horizon, many of Wisconsin’s condominium associations are proactively deciding ...
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Are Grievance Committees Impartial Enough?

Master v. Country Club of Landfall, — S.E.2d — (2018) Issue Does due process require a hearing before an impartial tribunal (Board)? NO!!! The Facts ...
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