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CT HB06988
Bill
Status
3/9/2015
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary Committee
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AI Summary
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Master associations with 400-600 units may be terminated and dissolved with written consent of unit owners owning at least 25 percent of units in constituent common interest communities.
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Upon termination, all master association assets must be conveyed to a new nonstock corporation formed within 60 days, with constituent community associations as members.
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Each constituent community appoints one board member to the new nonstock corporation with equal voting rights, and shares operational costs based on the percentage of total units represented.
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Superior Court has jurisdiction to enter orders necessary to implement the termination, asset transfer, and organization of the new nonstock corporation.
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Unit owners whose negligence causes property damage to a unit are personally liable for that damage, effective October 1, 2015.
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Termination And Dissolution Of A Master Association And Liability Of A Unit Owner Whose Negligence Causes Property Damage To A Unit.
Last Action
File Number 731
4/23/2015