Florida Condominium Law by Trevor Thomson: Association Board Case Law

Case describes how the association's powers are limited by the Condominium Act and the purpose for which the organization is organized. Case also describes the requirements for the association to have the right of access to units. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes the association's authority to sue and to be sued. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes the association and insurance requirements. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes how unit owners are entitled to a written response from the association within (30) days when a proper inquiry on the board has been made. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes how the association's powers are limited by the Condominium Act and the purpose for which the organization is organized. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes the association's responsibility of common and limited common elements. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes the association's liability regarding negligence. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes the association's potential liability regarding interference with a contractual relationship. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes the association's responsibility to maintain the premises. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes association's authority to hire a community association manager and contract for the needs of the condominium. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses good faith and fair dealing relating to fiduciary responsibility of board members. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses board's failure to fill vacancies. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses that the board's duties must be carried out under the care and responsibility of an ordinarily prudent person under similar circumstances. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses the business judgment rule's applicability to board members. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses how the board of administration is responsible for carrying out the duties responsibilities of the association. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses board's liability to prior developer-controlled board oversight. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses board's fiduciary responsibilities to the condominium. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes how a majority of the board constitutes a quorum and has the authority to act for the full board. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case proclaims that "the officers exercise the power of management under the policies and directives of the board of directors." - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case details how the president is restricted from acting outside the scope of his authority. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case discusses that professional advice is a factor in determining a willful and knowing violation of the Condo Act. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes how the treasurer does not have the authority to bind the condominium unless express authority has been grated to do so. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Officers and agents may bind the association in the normal course of business. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept

Case describes how officers must refrain from self-dealing. - Dunbar, The Condominium Concept