Huntington Continental Town House Association, Inc. v. The JM Trust

This case presents an issue on which this court has found little published authority: whether a homeowner’s association must accept and apply partial payments that reduce delinquent assessments owed but not any other amounts due, such as late fees, interest, and attorney’s fees and costs. We conclude the DavisStirling Common Interest Development Act (the Act) compels a homeowner’s association to do so

 

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