A condominium association’s board agreed to allow a unit owner to install a heat pump on the condition that he sign a document to protect the association. The unit owner argued in a lawsuit that this breached the board’s duty to exercise ordinary and reasonable care. The board responded that the business judgment rule protected its decision, and the trial and appellate court agreed with the board. Read the article………………………..
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