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Post by Admin on Nov 23, 2015 16:06:02 GMT -5
Posted on CHUG: Editor: Will someone please spell " privileged" correctly? A tribunal that cannot spell a common word correctly should not have privileges. In fact, the term "privilege" does not describe any HOA Board meeting: There are only three: Board, Special and Annual (or Member). The word "privilege" is only used with reference to the client-attorney relationship. The Meeting is a BOARD MEETING and the Board should refrain from making up fictitious and obnoxious names for meetings or at least use spellcheck.
I found nothing in Polk County Court Records search on any new lawsuits involving S-bag. Polk County Court Records Search
Board_Report Date: 11/23/2015 Seq: 1 AGENDA I am not aware of any pending lawsuits. Does anyone know of any pending lawsuits? Perhaps the board is having another go at an owner-target? |
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Post by Alaska HEMI R/T Jm Admin. on Nov 23, 2015 18:39:19 GMT -5
How do i enable spell czech?
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Post by Annonymous Environmentalist on Nov 27, 2015 9:42:49 GMT -5
How do i enable spell czech? all you do is switch your computer over to Czechoslovakian language--that should do it... |
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Post by Dick Tracy on Nov 27, 2015 17:12:21 GMT -5
Maybe Robber B. St aib & Virginia St aib are in the picture. KCNet work has been in Virginia Sta ibs name only. So one would assume any Sale/Lease Agreement would be with her alone, Bb Sta ib would be out of the picture, for other reasons.
But who knows what is happening behind closed doors. But something is up, it does not take 3 months to get a Sale/Lease Agreement together.
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Post by Admin on Nov 30, 2015 9:14:43 GMT -5
BOD has not yet posted any Minutes of the Board Meeting on 11/25. Minutes are required of ALL Board Meetings, and, if closed to Members for a lawful reason, must state the general reason, the attorney(s) who attended in person (or conferenced) and a general comment about the meeting content (this can be very general due to the laws on Lawyer-Client P_R_I_V_I_L_E_G_E ).
ShoutOut to Board: Come to play Scrabble on Thursday afternoons and I'll have you spelling like Champs!)
Bear in mind that the OWNERS are not the Client--the Board is the Client. The Board decides when to spend Owner monies on legal fees and is not required to seek consent from Owners or to disclose why beyond "pending or proposed lawsuit". From the public record, there is no pending lawsuit. There may be a proposed lawsuit that we owners do not yet know about.
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Post by pestcontrol on Feb 15, 2016 14:27:46 GMT -5
Two questions:
1. Where can I find the minutes from the Privileged Board meeting in November 2015?
2. When there is an accident on common property will the new insurance carrier cover all medical bills, etc. As we all know a chair collapsed Sunday night and one of our residents must have hip surgery. This resident is a petite person.
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Post by BagLady on Feb 15, 2016 16:12:21 GMT -5
pestcontrol posted:
1. The board has never made them available despite several requests. A certified official records request will probably be necessary. While you're at it, request the 2nd attorney opinion voted at the Dec 2015 meeting. The board is not being cooperative with records requests lately--even certified ones. Despite what the Board said, they obviously have no intention of establishing a dialogue with owners. They are, however, willing to allow owners to speak in a limited way in meetings for a probationary period of time. Might as well mumble to yourself...Probably a "management company recommendation".
2. It is unknown if the board will just pay the claim outright or file an insurance claim. This might depend on if the injured party sues SLohA and the amount of damages claimed. The victim might just demand out-of-pocket costs from SLohA if they are in a good mood. (It just so happens that I got my hospital bill for 2 nights and a hip replacement--and the hospital costs alone were over $55,000 and as we all know, Medicare +supplement does not cover everything!) If a claim is filed by the victim and SLohA passes the claim to the insurance carrier, the insurance company will investigate and try to attribute fault to anyone other than SLohA to get out of paying. If it does pay, there is a deductible that SLohA has to pay. It is anybody's guess how vigorously they will resist a claim. In theory, I believe that SLohA is very likely covered for loss involving our premises and property. However, in the absence of a lawsuit with significant damages, SLohA will probably pay.
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