Q: My condominium association imposed a $500 fine against me in 2016 for an alleged violation of the parking restrictions. I never paid the fine because I disputed their allegation and because the board selectively enforces the parking restrictions. When I received the notice for the 2017 annual meeting and election, I submitted my intent to run for the Board. The association told me I was not eligible to serve on the board because of my unpaid fine even though I have paid all my assessments. Is what they did legal? Read the Q&A……………
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