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Court Appoints Receiver to Keep Hopelessly Divided Homeowners Association Functional
Court Appoints Receiver to Keep Hopelessly Divided Homeowners Association Functional
This case involved a dispute between a group of concerned homeowners (“Concerned Owners”) and their homeowners association, and a particular director who also served as the president of the Association (hereinafter collectively “Association”) over the appointment of a receiver for the Association.
Is Fountain Installation a Violation of HOA CC&Rs?
Is Fountain Installation a Violation of HOA CC&Rs?
The case involved a dispute between a homeowner (“Owner”) and his homeowners association (“Association”) over Owner’s right to install a fountain in the front yard of his property without Association’s approval.
Find Out Why Owner Refuses to Repaint House Trim
Find Out Why Owner Refuses to Repaint House Trim
This case involved a dispute between a homeowner (“Owner”) and his homeowners association (“Association”) over Owner’s repainting of the trim on his home without first seeking and obtaining approval from Association as required by Association’s CC&Rs.
Association Use of Indemnity Agreements as a Condition of Approving Modifications Requested by Homeowners
Association Use of Indemnity Agreements as a Condition of Approving Modifications Requested by Homeowners
Homeowners and condominium owners’ associations are commonly called upon to approve modifications to an owner’s separate interest.
UNDERSTANDING ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS’ MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
UNDERSTANDING ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS’ MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
A fundamental responsibility of condominium and homeowners’ associations is the duty to maintain, repair, and when necessary, replace the common areas.
