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A Reminder About Incurring Reasonable Charges When It Comes to Enforcement
Author:
Davidson Houle Allen LLP
Publication date:
May 30, 2023
Article Summary:
The article titled "A Reminder About Incurring Reasonable Charges When It Comes to Enforcement" emphasizes the importance of ensuring that condominium corporations incur reasonable charges when it comes to enforcement actions. It highlights that while condominium corporations have the authority to enforce the rules and regulations of the community, they must do so in a reasonable and proportionate manner. The article discusses various factors to consider in determining whether charges for enforcement actions are reasonable, including the complexity of the situation, the efforts made to resolve the issue amicably, and the necessity of legal involvement. It serves as a reminder to condominium corporations to exercise prudence and fairness when pursuing enforcement actions to avoid excessive costs and potential disputes.
Keywords:
Condo law, enforcement, reasonable charges, condominium corporations, rules and regulations, proportionate, complexity, resolution, amicable, legal involvement, prudence, fairness, excessive costs, disputes.
Source Citation:
Davidson Houle Allen LLP
A Reminder About Incurring Reasonable Charges When It Comes to Enforcement
May 30, 2023
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