Alabama HB260 amends condominium laws to prohibit obtaining unit owners' consent through powers of attorney, consents, or waivers, and allows unit.

Alabama HB260 modifies existing law regarding condominiums by prohibiting the use of consents, waivers, and powers of attorney to obtain unit owners' authorization to alter a condominium declaration. It also allows a unit owners' association to intervene in arbitration and mediation, in addition to litigation. The bill mandates that material changes to the offering statement must be fully and accurately reported. It further authorizes courts to apply equitable remedies such as reformation, injunction, and declaratory actions to disputes involving the condominium declaration.

Alabama HB260 amends condominium laws to prohibit obtaining unit owners' consent through powers of attorney, consents, or waivers, and allows unit.

Alabama HB260 modifies existing law regarding condominiums by prohibiting the use of consents, waivers, and powers of attorney to obtain unit owners' authorization to alter a condominium declaration. It also allows a unit owners' association to intervene in arbitration and mediation, in addition to litigation. The bill mandates that material changes to the offering statement must be fully and accurately reported. It further authorizes courts to apply equitable remedies such as reformation, injunction, and declaratory actions to disputes involving the condominium declaration.