Hawaii condo law does provide for “termination” of a condominium

I did a little more research this morning, and found Hawaii’s condominium law (Chapter 514B HRS) does include a provision for terminating a condominium, found in Section 514B-47.  The process is spelled out in the statute, and there are several ways for a condominium as a legal entity can be dissolved.   Read the article………………………..

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