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CO HB1095
Bill
Status
Failed
5/4/2017
Primary Sponsor
Jovan Melton
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AI Summary
- Licensed private investigators may enter common interest communities to serve process on residents after presenting their license and documents to be served
- Common interest communities with security staff must allow this access; communities without staff must adopt procedures to facilitate legitimate service of process
- Private investigators granted access cannot perform investigative activities beyond serving process
- HOAs and community association managers have immunity from civil liability for damages caused by process servers, unless damages result from the HOA's or manager's own negligence
- Property managers of multi-unit residential communities must establish policies to facilitate service of process to residents
- Landlords of residential premises must adopt policies facilitating service of process and have immunity from liability unless damages are partially attributable to landlord negligence
- Act takes effect August 9, 2017, subject to possible referendum petition requiring voter approval in November 2018
Legislative Description
Service Of Process To Secured Dwellings
Courts & Judicial
Last Action
Senate Committee on State, Veterans, & Military Affairs Postpone Indefinitely
5/4/2017
Committee Referrals
State, Veterans, & Military Affairs5/1/2017
Committee of the Whole4/25/2017
Judiciary1/19/2017
Full Bill Text
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