When purchasing a condominium unit in Michigan, buyers are often surprised at the number of legal documents governing not only the condominium project itself, but also the association tasked with administering, managing and maintaining the condominium. Given the length and complexity of most governing documents, there can be conflicting provisions by, amongst and within the governing documents. This article explores what a Board of Directors should do when the documents conflict and the importance of including a hierarchy of what documents control within the governing documents. Read the article………….
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