The Sandstone Ridge Condominiums Homeowners Association is suing corporations owned by Pat Hall and Don Hall for alleged negligence and fraud in connection with water damage and mold at the condominium complex. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Seeking to keep their parking lot from being used as a shortcut, the owners of Bay View Condominiums have asked a Baldwin County judge to allow them to reinstall a gate on an unimproved city right of way that bisects their property. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Alabama Supreme Court Friday ruled in favor of a Huntsville physician in his battle with a condominium developer in Northwest Florida. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A total of 17 employees at the Carlyle Towers went on strike Nov. 22 after their union filed federal labor practice charges against the luxury condominium’s management. Of the striking workers were doormen, porters and maintenance staff. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A luxury Ko Olina condominium project has become the setting for a nasty legal fight, triggering multiple lawsuits, allegations of fraud and mismanagement, anonymous threats and the closing of the upscale property’s fitness center, lounge and beach bar. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In whats being called an unusual legal move, 224 condominium owners have filed a lawsuit that contends the towns appraisals of their vacation properties are nearly double the real worth. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Being told by a condo or homeowner association you have to do something is about as common as an afternoon thunderstorm. But did you know the associations only have a certain amount of time to get you? Originally from Community Associations Network National
A disabled Army veteran is readying to move into his new condominium, despite a nasty battle with another tenant over a parking space that delayed his move for more than a month. Originally from Community Associations Network National
After Hurricane Ike winds cut power to Summit Chase Condominiums in 2008, Grandview Heights officials required the complex to install a backup generator, in part because Grandview firefighters didn’t want to have to carry evacuees down 22 flights of stairs again. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Two families and a Chicago condominium association settled their dispute over the removal of mezuzahs from the residents’ doorposts. Originally from Community Associations Network National
