The Recorder...construction defects in a San Diego project known as the Pinnacle Museum Tower Condominium. The developer moved to compel arbitration, relying on language in...
...LLC and others constructed and sold condominiums in a common interest development project known as the Pinnacle Museum Tower Condominium. Pinnacle recorded covenants, conditions and...
...commercial common interest community in San Diego known as the Pinnacle Museum Tower Condominium (the Project). Pursuant to the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development...
...Pinnacle Museum Tower Association v. Pinnacle Market Development, 12 C.D.O.S. 9387 "Likewise, condominium owners should not...
...VERANO CONDOMINIUM HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION...in Pinnacle Museum Tower Association v...
...Pinnacle Museum Tower Association v. Pinnacle Market Development, S186149, the court dealt with the latest creative twist on compulsory ADR: whether a condominium homeowners...
...of whether, in response to a construction defect action brought by a condominium homeowners association, the developer can compel binding arbitration of the litigation pursuant...
...OPINION In this case the developer of a condominium project recorded a declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&R...
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