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Kuznicki v. Mason
No. 060878Supreme Court of Virginia
060878 Kuznicki v. Mason 01/12/2007 In a suit by condominium unit owners involving a limited common element, under Code §§ 55-79.53(A) and -79.80(B) only a condominium unit owners' association has standing to …
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060878 Kuznicki v. Mason 01/12/2007 In a suit by condominium unit owners involving a limited common element, under Code §§ 55-79.…
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060878 Kuznicki v. Mason 01/12/2007 In a suit by condominium unit owners involving a limited common element, under Code §§ 55-79.53(A) and -79.80(B) only a condominium unit owners' association has standing to sue for claims related to common elements and limited common elements. As a result, the circuit court erred by failing to address the standing issue asserted by the defendants, but nevertheless properly dismissed the plaintiff's complaint; therefore, the judgment is affirmed.
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060878 Kuznicki v. Mason 01/12/2007 In a suit by condominium unit owners involving a limited common element, under Code §§ 55-79.53(A) and -79.80(B) only a condominium unit owners' association has standing to sue for claims related to common elements and limited common elements. As a result, the circuit court erred by failing to address the standing issue asserted by the defendants, but nevertheless properly dismissed the plaintiff's complaint; therefore, the judgment is affirmed.
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