Recent California Court of Appeals Ruling Demonstrates Broad Reach of Ban on Nuisances

The Court of Appeals recently rendered an unpublished opinion in Harbour Island Condominium Owners Association, Inc. v. Alexander (2019), which provides some clarity regarding a tenant’s right to attend board meetings and the ban on noxious activities within the community.     Read the article……………………

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