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Homeowners Bill of Rights creates NO new obligations for Associations

By Jeanne Lauer on February 27, 2015
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Senate Bill 1008 awaits the Governor’s signature to proclaim a “bill of rights” for homeowners in condominiums and property owners associations.   The irony is that under “bill of rights” title on this new statute, there is nothing which changes or adds to the current statutory scheme for voting, accessing records, recording meetings or extending due process.  Instead, the proposed law seeks to gather those provisions as they are spread out throughout the Condominium Act and the Property Owners Association Act into a single place to promote greater awareness among homeowners.  For those who have read about this new law in some summary article with few specifics — you may all exhale now.

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Jeanne S. Lauer is a partner at Inman & Strickler focusing her practice in the areas of Civil Litigation, Community Association Law and Commercial Litigation.

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    Real Estate & Construction
  • Blog:
    Virginia Condominium & Homeowners' Association Law Blog
  • Organization:
    Inman & Strickler, PLC
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