Does the following look familiar? It should! - CZ Master residents are going through a similar situation, but perhaps learning from its neighbors in the Fairway Oaks district!Individual members of Fairway Oaks Homeowners Association (collectively, “Homeowners”) filed an action against the Association challenging the validity of an election of the board of directors. The trial court found the election valid and awarded the Association attorney fees under Civil Code section 1354, subdivision (f), which authorizes an award to the prevailing party in an action to enforce the governing documents of a common interest development. The Homeowners do not appeal the judgment against them, but appeal the attorney fee award. They claim their action was filed under Corporations Code section 7616, which does not authorize an award. - For the rest of the story, click here
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