The Supreme Court should uphold a Minnesota county’s decision to keep a homeowner’s equity from a foreclosed condominium sale, in…
Ambiguous language in restrictive land use covenants can now be interpreted by consulting extrinsic evidence. In Windcliff Association, Inc. v.…
A recently issued court opinion in Washington state concerned a line of cypress trees near the boundary between two properties…
A necessary component of running a functional condo association is the collection of delinquent maintenance assessments. While many condo associations…
A recent federal court decision in U.S. v. The Dorchester Owners Association, No. 20-1396 (E.D. Penn. Jan. 25, 2023), is…
“The association is doing what it has to do, not only for Florida law, but also to make its building…
Since 2016, one particular section within the Michigan Condominium Act has been the source of repeated litigation in Michigan trial…
The owner of a condominium unit asserted claims for breach of contract and negligence arising from damages to his unit…
The case against a Southeast Boise homeowner who was accused of malicious injury to property after he cut down some…
A recent decision over a dispute at the Hollywood Station Condominium by Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal illustrates one…