Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: recorded documents

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Without knowing more about the "forms" you are describing it is impossible to voice any opinion on your question. Was there a formal board action? Did they have a required quorom when a vote was taken? Was there the majority requirement met? Did the board have the authority to take whatever action you are suggesting was taken?

All of these questions and more would have to be reviewed by a qualified attorney after reading your declaration and bylaws in order to give a legal opinion. If the issue(s) is/are important enough, you should consult an attorney to do so.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: recorded documents

All this should be controlled by your rules, etc. Members can change their minds but you will need them to be bound by their original vote/decision.