The HOA Stanford Prisoner Syndrome - No Pink House for You!

Pink Playhouse Owner Ecstatic after Learning Lawsuit was Dismissed | NBC Augusta 26

Pink Playhouse Owner Ecstatic after Learning Lawsuit was Dismissed | NBC Augusta 26: COLUMBIA COUNTY, Ga. -- It's a lawsuit that received national attention after our first story aired.

Monday, October 15, 2012

A grandmother was being sued by her neighborhood Homeowners Association over the color of her granddaughter's playhouse.

The HOA said it was an out building and she had to have permission.

Becky Rogers Peck tells us she was excited and shocked to find out the lawsuit had been dismissed and one of the first things she did was tell her grand-daughter Aubree.

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