A group of condominium owners have won a court appeal after the state’s Department of Economic Opportunity claimed that the association was not entitled to amend or revise its property owners rules. On Jan. 25, the U.S. District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second District granted a reversal of a lower court ruling that found that Eastwood Shores Property Owners Association was not entitled to revive its declaration of covenants and restrictions because it is not a “homeowners’ association” as defined by the Marketable Record Titles to Real Property Act. The homeowners sued the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity over the matter. Read the article……………………
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