Alabama Ct Says HOA Action to Enforce Restrictive Covenant is Barred by 6 Yr. Statute of Limitations
Alabama Appellate Court decision (September 16, 2016). In this case, in 2007, a homeowner purchased a property in a development […]
Case Decisions
CA Ct. Says HOA is Entitled to Recover Attorney Fees for Enforcement of Mediation Agreement
California Appellate Court decision (August 9, 2016) (Certified for Publication). The defendants in this case were the owners of a
Washington Court Says Association is Not Vicariously Liable for Acts Committed by Treasurer
Washington Appellate Court decision (July 19, 2016). This case involved a dispute between association member homeowners and the HOA and
CA Ct. Says Protections of “Business Judgment Rule” Require Showing of Reasonable Diligence
CERTIFIED California Appellate Court decision (June 21, 2016) This case involved an action by a homeowners association (“Association”) against an
Tennessee Ct. Refuses to Enforce Ambiguous HOA Restriction re Parking of Commercial Trailer
Tennessee Appellate Court decision (June 23, 2016). In this case, a homeowners association (“Association”) brought suit against a homeowner (“Owner”)
Florida Appellate Ct. Orders Homeowners to Maintain Their Property & Awards HOA Fees & Costs
Florida Fourth District Court of Appeals decision (May 11, 2011). This case involved a dispute between a homeowners association (“Association”)
WI Sup Ct Invalidates HOA Policy That Revived a Lien Eliminated by a Foreclosure Sale
Wisconsin Supreme Court decision (April 29, 2016). This case involved a dispute between a lender, who obtained title to a
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Nevada Ct. Rules HOA Superpriority Lien Does Not Cover Collection Fees and Foreclosure Costs
Supreme Court of Nevada decision (April 28, 2016) This case involved issues pertaining to a superpriority lien claimed by a
California Ct. Rules that HOA’s Governing Documents Include the “Architectural Guidelines”
UNPUBLISHED California Appellate Court decision (April 5, 2016). This case involved an appeal by the owners (“Owners”) of a vacant
Fed Ct. Says Consumer Protection Laws Extend to Communications to a Debtor’s Attorney
US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit decision (March 25, 2016). This case involved a dispute over the interpretation
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