Condo Law: Condo can’t operate without a board of directors | Toronto StarQ. The entire board of our 18-unit condominium is resigning. No other owner wishes to become a director. Can we continue to operate as a condo corporation with just our management company? A. No. The management company cannot replace the board and cannot make substantive decisions. Nothing of significance can be done.

HOA HOMEFRONT: Reader questions – condo trapper, wrong insurance?D ear Mr. Richardson, I’m on the Board of a 20-year-old complex. We have more than 200 units. The CCR states that all pets in the common area must be kept on a leash, even cats. The rule has been enforced sporadically over the years, however, one of my fellow directors is very interested in setting traps and removing anything caught.

Timeshares: Know What You Are Buying – Salem-News.ComMay-13-2013 01:11 Before buying a timeshare, calculate the total cost… (SAN FRANCISCO) – Mr. Smith received a mailer — “3 Free Nights in Waikiki-Spend 3 nights in 4 star hotel-no purchase necessary.” The mailer directed him to call the listed telephone number “to schedule your short presentation from ABC Resort.”

Finn Law Group Announces Suit against Timeshare Developer, Two Credit Reporting Agencies | Fort Mill Times – Fort Mill, SCThe Finn Law Group P.A. has filed a lawsuit on behalf of eight timeshare owners against Florida-based Bluegreen Corporation alleging it provided false and damaging credit information to Experian and Equifax and that the credit reporting agencies refused to correct the inaccurate information. The lawsuit, Rezmer, et al. v.

HOAs embrace fast-track foreclosure billKnee-high weeds border the driveway, but the six-footer casting a shadow in the front yard may be the ultimate eyesore. As president of the Meadow Walk Homeowner’s Association, Walsh finally decided enough was enough.

HOA life: Ex-president refuses to return keysQ: The former president of our condominium association was voted out of office at the last annual meeting. However, he has refused to return certain property of the association, including the keys to all of the residents’ units. What recourse does the association have? – M.M. (via e-mail) A: That is an unfortunate situation.

Lawsuit filed over association feesANDERSONVILLE – Residents of a planned community, allegedly duped by a now-bankrupt developer, want out of deed restrictions and covenants now on their homes, as well as the dues they had been paying a property owners association for nonexistent services.

Suit filed over Rancho Mirage HOA meeting fightMore than two months after a fight erupted during an HOA meeting at The Springs that sent one man to the hospital, that man has filed a lawsuit accusing the HOA and numerous others of violating his civil rights, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and negligence.

Who can serve on the association board:?Your Community News & Weather loading… Article posted: 5/11/2013 4:03 AM Q. Our condominium association has a rule that states that an owner who is delinquent in the payment of their assessments is not eligible to serve on the board. Is this a valid rule? A.

Three plead guilty to defrauding timeshare property owners out of at least $390KCAMDEN – Three former employees of The Vacation Ownership Group pleaded guilty to defrauding timeshare property owners out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by offering phony consulting services, U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman announced. Jeffrey Sawyer, 50, of Mullica Hill, along with 49-year-old Steven Cox of Ventnor, and 41-year-old Ocean City resident Eric K.