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Leggett v. The Sanctuary at False Cape Condo. Ass'n. (ORDER)
No. 240270Supreme Court of Virginia
240270 Leggett v. The Sanctuary at False Cape Condo. Ass'n. (ORDER) 05/02/2024 In a dispute between condominium unit owners and their Condominium Association and Board of Directors, the circuit court abused it…
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240270 Leggett v. The Sanctuary at False Cape Condo. Ass'n. (ORDER) 05/02/2024 In a dispute between condominium unit owners and t…
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240270 Leggett v. The Sanctuary at False Cape Condo. Ass'n. (ORDER) 05/02/2024 In a dispute between condominium unit owners and their Condominium Association and Board of Directors, the circuit court abused its discretion in a March 14, 2024 order, by erroneously determining that Code § 8.01-189 precludes an award of injunctive relief in a declaratory judgment proceeding, even if the standards for injunctive relief are met. Code § 8.01-189 is explicitly limited to those suits "brought merely to obtain a declaration of rights," and makes clear that pendency of such suits does not, without more, provide a basis for injunctive relief. Missing from Code § 8.01-189 is any language suggesting tha…
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