Amendments to Condominium Bylaws Must Be Reasonable

Prior articles from this office have addressed the importance of the preparation and organization needed for a condominium trust or association to amend its condominium documents—i.e., the master deed and declaration of trust (or the bylaws that typically are included in the declaration of trust). But what happens when a carefully crafted amendment is approved by the required vote of unit owners and then is challenged in court by a dissenting unit owner?   Read the article…………………………..

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