The Recorder...a much anticipated decision, the California Supreme Court has ruled that a homeowners association can be compelled to arbitrate construction defect claims against a developer...
...Niddrie Fish & Addams and David A. Niddrie for Executive Council of Homeowners and Consumer Attorneys of California as Amici Curiae on behalf of Plaintiff...
...521VILLA VICENZA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, ...
...and Respondent.OPINIONA homeowners association filed a construction defect action against the developer of a condominium...
...6700 VILLA VICENZA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, Cross-complainant and Respondent...
...A dispute arose between petitioner Zari Mansouri and her homeowners’ association, the Fleur du Lac Estates Association (Association), after Mansouri remodeled...
...TREO @ KETTNER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, Petitioner,v....
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