Homeowners' Association Law
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Case Details
Washington Supreme Court clarified legal standards for Homeowners' Associations (HOAs) in setting assessments, emphasizing broad discretion but requiring reasonableness and good faith.
Additional Notes
Case involved Bangerter v Hat Island Community Association. The Court confirmed HOAs have 'substantial deference' and 'broad discretion' in assessment decisions, but discretion must be exercised reasonably and in good faith. The applicability of the 'Business Judgment Rule' to HOAs remained unclear.