Hawaii SB147 amends condominium laws to clarify dispute resolution processes for common expense assessments and fines.
Hawaii SB147 amends the state's condominium laws to establish clear procedures for resolving disputes over common expense assessments and fines. The bill specifies that unit owners cannot withhold common expense assessments but can dispute them after full payment. It allows unit owners to request mediation for other assessments before payment. The association can defend assessments in court or mediation and may proceed with collection if mediation fails. The bill also outlines the conditions under which an association can impose fines and the procedures for contesting them.
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