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Florida Statutes > Chapter 718 > Part I - General Provisions
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Title XL
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Chapter 718
> Part I - General Provisions
Current as of: 2011
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§ 718.101
Short title
§ 718.102
Purposes
§ 718.103
Definitions
§ 718.1035
Power of attorney; compliance with chapter
§ 718.104
Creation of condominiums; contents of declaration
§ 718.1045
Timeshare estates; limitation on creation
§ 718.105
Recording of declaration
§ 718.106
Condominium parcels; appurtenances; possession and enjoyment
§ 718.107
Restraint upon separation and partition of common elements
§ 718.108
Common elements
§ 718.1085
Certain regulations not to be retroactively applied
§ 718.109
Legal description of condominium parcels
§ 718.110
Amendment of declaration; correction of error or omission in declaration by circuit court
§ 718.111
The association
§ 718.112
Bylaws
§ 718.1124
Failure to fill vacancies on board of administration sufficient to constitute a quorum; appointment of receiver upon petition of unit owner
§ 718.113
Maintenance; limitation upon improvement; display of flag; hurricane shutters; display of religious decorations
§ 718.114
Association powers
§ 718.115
Common expenses and common surplus
§ 718.116
Assessments; liability; lien and priority; interest; collection
§ 718.117
Termination of condominium
§ 718.118
Equitable relief
§ 718.119
Limitation of liability
§ 718.120
Separate taxation of condominium parcels; survival of declaration after tax sale; assessment of timeshare estates
§ 718.121
Liens
§ 718.122
Unconscionability of certain leases; rebuttable presumption
§ 718.1224
Prohibition against SLAPP suits
§ 718.1225
Federal Condominium and Cooperative Abuse Relief Act of 1980; applicability
§ 718.123
Right of owners to peaceably assemble
§ 718.1232
Cable television service; resident’s right to access without extra charge
§ 718.124
Limitation on actions by association
§ 718.125
Attorney’s fees
§ 718.1255
Alternative dispute resolution; voluntary mediation; mandatory nonbinding arbitration; legislative findings
§ 718.1256
Condominiums as residential property
§ 718.1265
Association emergency powers
§ 718.127
Receivership notification
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