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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 47 > Chapter 825 - Condominium Act

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§ 47-68a	Short title: Condominium Act of 1976. Definitions
§ 47-69	Applicability of chapter
§ 47-70	Declaration. Covenants, easements and liens on conveyances limited
§ 47-70a	Amendment of declaration or bylaws
§ 47-71	Recording of declaration and other instruments
§ 47-71a	Expansion of condominiums
§ 47-71b	Public offering statement
§ 47-72	Deeds of units. Leases
§ 47-73	Unit as real property
§ 47-73a	Boundaries, encroachments and easements
§ 47-74	Rights of unit owners
§ 47-74a	Board of directors of unit owners association. Election by unit owners other than declarant; when. Declarant to relinquish control; when
§ 47-74b	Limitation on grants, reservations and contracts made by declarant or declarant-controlled association
§ 47-74c	Declarant not to retain ownership interest in recreational facilities
§ 47-74d	Architect's or engineer's certificate required. Declarant's certificate. Escrow account
§ 47-74e	Implied warranties
§ 47-74f	Nonbinding reservation agreements. Cancellation
§ 47-75	Obligations of unit owners. Limit on liability of unit owner
§ 47-75a	Resale of unit by person other than declarant
§ 47-76	Allocation of profits and expenses
§ 47-77	Assessment of common expenses. Liens and foreclosure
§ 47-78	Owner may not exempt himself from liability
§ 47-79	Collection of taxes and assessments
§ 47-80	Bylaws
§ 47-80a	Powers of unit owners' association. Opportunity for unit owners to express views re proposed budget
§ 47-81	Accounting records. Availability of records. Loan disclosure and comments. Audit
§ 47-82	Liens against units
§ 47-83	Insurance
§ 47-84	Repairs
§ 47-85	Actions between unit owners
§ 47-86	Owners, tenants and employees bound by chapter
§ 47-87	Liability for mortgages, liens and assessments on conveyance of unit
§ 47-88	Removal of property from application of chapter. Resubmission of property
§ 47-88a	Consolidation of condominiums
§ 47-88b	Conversion condominiums: Requirements for conversion
§ 47-88c	Separate heating plants required, when
§ 47-88d	Reimbursement for moving and relocation expenses
§ 47-88e	Reserves for capital expenditures
§ 47-88f	Applicability of tenants' rights and protections
§ 47-88g	Right of action for aggrieved tenant of conversion condominium. Remedies
§ 47-90a	Misrepresentations in public offering statements; remedies
§ 47-90b	Public offering statement not required, when
§ 47-90c	Effective date and applicability of chapter

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Questions & Answers: Condominiums

Charlie, Bylaws should be reviewed regularly by the Board, but there is no legal requirement to do so, or to make updates. Steve Daily LawServer.com ...

What legal recourse does the Condominium have against an owner that violates the bylaws or rules regarding the weight of a dog ?...

Can the president of the condo association with 248 apts be also the tresurer?...

Louise, Check the condominium bylaws and rules for what the enforcement procedures or penalties are for violations. Among the remedies would certainly be a court order barring the ...

In the state of Rhode Island, does the Condominium Board of Directors have the right to make a budget and not ask for the approval of the individual unit owners? Also can the Board...

I own a cat and moved to a condo. My realtor said it was ok to have a cat but the condo association says pets are not allowed. I do own the condo and there are no common areas. ...

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Robert BOhm: ...

Are the rights and comments of owners of condominiums concerning rule changes spelled out by CIOWA?

October 25, 2012