Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Georgia

Granfather clause prohibiting leasing of condo

A condominium association prohibits condo owners from leasing their condos (unless they were leased prior to 1994) Is there any way to legally challenge this position? Could a week-to-week/ 'tenacy at will' agreement be a way to rent the property without contravening the grandfather clause?

(since there would be no lease involved)


Asked on 2/18/02, 12:29 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Lynwood Jordan Lynwwod Jordan, Attorney at Law

Re: Granfather clause prohibiting leasing of condo

You are asking for a legal interpretation of a condominium document. Such an interpretation cannot not be made without reading all of the documents involved.

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Answered on 2/18/02, 1:08 pm


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