Dues and Assessments
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Owner’s Refusal to Pay $280 in Assessments Results in $28,000+ Judgment Against Him
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- Dues and Assessments, Finances
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- Case Decisions, Dispute Resolution, Dues and Assessments
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COURT INVALIDATES SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FOR COMMON AREA REPAIRS THAT WAS NOT LEVIED ON ALL OWNERS EQUALLY
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Payment Plans for Delinquent Dues Can Benefit Both the HOA and the Delinquent Member
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- Dispute Resolution, Dues and Assessments
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Association’s Failure to Perform Its Duties is No Defense to Action Against Owner for Nonpayment of Assessments
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Association’s Assessments for Charges Not “Expressly Authorized” by Declaration Were Inappropriate
- Case Decisions, Dues and Assessments, Governing Documents
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