AB 1799 (CA) mandates boards to set who can vote

AB 1799 (CA) mandates boards to set who can vote by pvtgov In my HOA Common Sense: rejecting private government pamphlet, No. 5, Democratic Elections, I argue that the adhesion contract CC&Rs presents defective and unfair election procedures, if any.  Last month Frank Askin, hero of the Twin Rivers (NJ) free speech case and Director of the Rutgers Constitutional Rights Clinic, wrote the chair of the California Assembly […] Read more of this post pvtgov | May 9, 2016 at 11:00 am | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/p3njZ-1gw Comment    See all comments    Like

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Wittenberg Vs Beachwalk: Aka as Homeowners Vs HOA Industry by "Buzz" Aguirre:  Adams Kessler and 20 other law firms, all  members of CAI  petitioned the California Supreme Court 
to overturn the Wittenberg ruling. The Supreme Court  refused.

Wittenber Vs Beachwalk Amicus by HOA Industry, including CAI and 20 Law Firms by "Buzz" Aguirre

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