A homeowners association’s or condominium association’s Board of Directors (“Board”) is tasked with governing their association according to the terms described in the association’s governing documents. Generally, a Board has broad discretion regarding how to carry out this governance, but there are some legal doctrines and case law that limit a Board’s discretion. This article will describe some of these limitations; specifically promissory estoppel, equitable estoppel, and the law emanating from the case of Riss v. Angel[1] related to approval standards.    Read the article…………………………….