Does your condo association have limited common element balconies? Are owners required to maintain them? Does the association and/or the owners understand the waterproofing system and how to maintain the balcony decks so that leaks don’t damage the common area and other units? If you answered “yes” to the first two questions andGo to Resource
Category: Court Decisions
A Denver area court recently forced a homeowners association to provide to requesting owners thousands of personal e-mails under a records inspection request. The judge required e-mails between board members and between board members and owners to be disclosed despite the lack of any language in the statutes to support such an order.Go to Resource
The Fifth District Court of Appeals has ruled that associations may demand when a lender’s foreclosure sale date is set. The court ruled that associations, as junior lien holders, have an interest in the property and the maintenance they perform to the common areas inures to the benefit of the property. Because ofGo to Resource
Last month a Denver jury awarded parents $4M in a fatal drowning case, Colligan v. The Lakes at Monaco Pointe, which occurred not in a pool, but in a pond, less than 25 yards away from the little boy’s home. The evidence at trial showed that the apartment management was negligent in maintainingGo to Resource