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New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 356-B - Condominium Act

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title XXXI > Chapter 356-B - Condominium Act

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§ 356-B:1	Short Title
§ 356-B:2	Application
§ 356-B:3	Definitions
§ 356-B:4	Separate Titles And Taxation
§ 356-B:5	Municipal Ordinances
§ 356-B:6	Eminent Domain
§ 356-B:7	Creation Of Condominium
§ 356-B:8	Release Of Liens
§ 356-B:9	Description Of Condominium Units
§ 356-B:10	Execution Of Condominium Instruments
§ 356-B:11	Recordation Of Condominium Instruments
§ 356-B:12	Construction Of Condominium Instruments
§ 356-B:13	Complementarity Of Condominium Instruments
§ 356-B:14	Validity Of Condominium Instruments
§ 356-B:15	Compliance With Condominium Instruments
§ 356-B:16	Contents Of Declaration
§ 356-B:17	Allocation Of Interests In The Common Areas
§ 356-B:18	Reallocation Of Interests In The Common Areas
§ 356-B:19	Assignments Of Limited Common Areas
§ 356-B:20	Contents Of The Site Plans And Floor Plans
§ 356-B:21	Preliminary Recordation Of Floor Plans
§ 356-B:22	Easement For Encroachments
§ 356-B:23	Conversion Of Convertible Lands
§ 356-B:24	Conversion Of Convertible Spaces
§ 356-B:25	Expansion Of The Condominium
§ 356-B:26	Contraction Of The Condominium
§ 356-B:27	Easement To Facilitate Conversion And Expansion
§ 356-B:28	Easement To Facilitate Sales
§ 356-B:29	Declarant's Obligation To Complete And Restore
§ 356-B:30	Alterations Within Units
§ 356-B:31	Relocation Of Boundaries Between Units
§ 356-B:32	Subdivision Of Units
§ 356-B:33	Termination Of Condominium Or Amendment Of Instruments Before Conveyance Of Unit
§ 356-B:34	Termination Of Condominium Or Amendment Of Instruments After Conveyance Of Unit
§ 356-B:34-a	Division Of Condominium
§ 356-B:35	Contents Of The Bylaws
§ 356-B:36	Control By The Declarant
§ 356-B:37	Meetings
§ 356-B:38	Quorums
§ 356-B:39	Voting
§ 356-B:40	Officers
§ 356-B:41	Upkeep Of The Condominium; Warranty Against Structural Defects
§ 356-B:42	Control Of The Common Areas
§ 356-B:43	Insurance
§ 356-B:44	Rights To Common Profits
§ 356-B:45	Liabilities For Common Expenses
§ 356-B:46	Lien For Assessments
§ 356-B:46-a	Rent Collection Upon Delinquency In Payment Of Common Expenses
§ 356-B:47	Restraints On Alienation
§ 356-B:48	Administration; Enforcement
§ 356-B:49	Exemptions
§ 356-B:50	Limitations On Dispositions Of Units
§ 356-B:51	Application For Registration; Fee
§ 356-B:52	Public Offering Statement
§ 356-B:53	Inquiry And Investigation
§ 356-B:54	Notice Of Filing And Registration
§ 356-B:55	Annual Report By Declarant
§ 356-B:56	Conversion Condominium; Special Provisions
§ 356-B:57	Escrow Of Deposits
§ 356-B:58	Resale By Purchaser
§ 356-B:59	General Powers And Duties Of The Attorney General
§ 356-B:60	Investigations And Proceedings
§ 356-B:61	Cease And Desist Orders
§ 356-B:62	Revocation Of Registration
§ 356-B:63	Judicial Review
§ 356-B:64	Penalties
§ 356-B:65	Civil Remedy
§ 356-B:66	Jurisdiction
§ 356-B:67	Interstate Rendition
§ 356-B:68	Service Of Process
§ 356-B:69	Conflict Of Interests

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Smithwhs: ...

Re: New Hampshire Condominium
There are 11 units. The Bylaws state that any changes to the Bylaws must be approved by 75% of the units (8.25 units, therefore, 9 units). This means that three units can block any changes to the bylaws. This seems to be a very small minority controlling the greatly larger majority. Can this be changed by another means other than a 75% approval?

May 27, 2012

Smithwhs: ...

RE: New Hampshire Condominiums
It appears that "officers" are required but "directors" are optional. Which officers are required?

May 27, 2012

Steven Daily: ...

As to your first question, if the bylaws require 75% approval of changes, then I am not aware of any way to circumvent that requirement. It is in place for good reason -- to protect the interests of the minority. I am not aware of any specific list of required officers, though any incorporated association must have someone who has the role of Secretary and must have a registered agent.

May 29, 2012

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