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AL HB260
Bill
Status
1/15/2026
Primary Sponsor
Christopher England
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AI Summary
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Prohibits declarants from using consents, waivers, or powers of attorney to evade condominium law limitations or obtain unit owner authorization to alter condominium declarations
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Expands unit owners' association authority to intervene in arbitration and mediation proceedings, in addition to existing litigation rights, on matters affecting the condominium
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Authorizes courts to apply equitable remedies including reformation, injunction, and declaratory judgment to disputes involving condominium declarations
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Requires declarants to "fully and accurately disclose" material changes in offering statements, and purchasers who do not receive required documents may now receive 5% of the sales price "in addition to" (rather than "in lieu of") other damages
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Effective date: October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Condominiums; consents and waivers, arbitration and mediation
Property & Estates
Last Action
Pending House Judiciary
1/15/2026