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New Jersey Clarifies a Condominium Association's Duty of Care to ...
New Jersey Clarifies a Condominium Association's Duty of Care to ...
The Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court recently held that condominium associations have a statutory duty to maintain the ...
New Jersey Condominium Act Establishes Association's Duty to ...
In a December 29 decision, the New Jersey Appellate Division has held that not only does a condominium association have a statutory duty to ...
Duty of Care Existed for Condo Association, Court Says in Case of ...
A New Jersey appeals court ruled that a condominium association's duty to ensure that common areas are kept in safe conditions included the ...
Snow Removal on Privately Owned Sidewalks
In a recent case decided on August 12, 2015, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that an association is not immune from liability for personal injuries ...
New Jersey Appellate Court Affirms Association's Right to Enforce ...
Such by-laws allow an association to establish a method to adopt, amend and enforce reasonable administrative rules and regulations that the ...
Understanding NJ Condominium Inspections Law S2760/A4384
214, the law offers key provisions for mandatory inspections, detailed reporting, reserves studies, and responsibilities for condo associations ...
Defending the New Jersey Condominium Association and its ...
In 1989, the New Jersey legislature enacted statutory immunity, under certain circumstances, to “qualified common interest communities,” or ...
New Jersey Supreme Court Issues Decision Clarifying Defendants ...
In some construction defect cases, the condominium association or ... We do not owe any duty of confidentiality to any persons who send ...
Failure to Maintain Sidewalks Leads to Liability for HOAs in NJ
The Supreme Court of New Jersey just ruled that homeowner's associations (HOAs) can be held liable if someone is injured due to a poorly maintained sidewalk.
Understanding Maintenance Responsibilities Whose Job Is It?
Generally, it's understood that the unit owners are responsible for items within “the four walls,” such as the floors, walls, etc.; and the association is ...
You can sue condo association for slipping on its sidewalk, N.J ...
TRENTON -- The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that homeowners associations can be sued by people who are injured on sidewalks that are ...
Transition not substantial completion starts the clock: New Jersey ...
In 2017, the New Jersey Supreme Court, in Palisades at Fort Lee Condominium Association, Inc. v. 100 Old Palisade, LLC, et al., held that the ...
1969, c.257 (C.46:8B-1 et seq.) requires developers and associations to clearly recognize the coexisting interests of each individual homeowner in the commonly ...
New Jersey Supreme Court Clarifies Third Party Suits Against ...
The Association sought to recover on the default judgments and brought a declaratory judgment and breach of contract action against the Insurer ...
Gittleman v. Woodhaven Condominium Ass'n, Inc., 972 F. Supp. 894 ...
In addition to the duty to avoid enforcing discriminatory provisions of the Master Deed, the Court concludes that under New Jersey law, the Association is ...
New Jersey's Condominium Act, N.J. Stat. Ann. § 46:8B-1 et seq., imposes a duty upon a condominium association to ensure that the condominium's common elements ...
LECHLER v. 303 SUNSET AVENUE CONDOMINIUM ...
We hold that the Association had a statutory duty to maintain the common areas, including a duty to identify and correct dangerous conditions, ...
STATE OF NEW JERSEY - NJ Legislature
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2. a. When unit owners other than the developer own 25% or more of the units in a condominium that will be operated ultimately by an association, the ...
... association's financial obligations due to ... (i) Initial executive board elections in condominium associations governed under the Condominium Act,. P.L. ...