HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(iv) A final order of reformation may be
appealed by any party within 30 days of its issuance. An order
of reformation may not be recorded until the appeal period has
lapsed or all appeals have been completed.

11-104.

(e) (1) Unless a higher percentage is required in the
bylaws, the bylaws may be amended by the affirmative vote of unit
owners having AT LEAST 66 2/3 percent [or more] of the votes IN
THE COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS.

(2) Each particular set forth in subsection (b) shall
be expressed in the bylaws as amended. An amendment shall be
entitled to be recorded if accompanied by a certificate of the
person specified in the bylaws to count votes at the meeting of
the council of unit owners that the amendment was approved by
unit owners having the required percentage of the votes and shall
be effective on recordation. This certificate shall be
conclusive evidence of approval.

11-105.

(d)  A condominium plat OR ANY AMENDMENT TO A CONDOMINIUM
PLAT is sufficient for the purposes of this title if there is
attached to, or included in it, a certificate of a registered
surveyor authorized to practice his profession in the State that
(i) the plat, together with the applicable wording of the
declaration, is a correct representation of the condominium
described, and (ii) the identification and location of each unit
and the common elements, as constructed, can be determined from
them.

(e)  (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this
subsection [or otherwise provided in this title], the condominium
plat may be amended [only with the written consent of every unit
owner and mortgagee] IN THE SAME MANNER AND TO THE SAME EXTENT AS
THE DECLARATION UNDER § 11-103(C)(1) OF THE TITLE.

(2) (i) A unit owner or the council of unit owners
may petition the circuit court in equity for the county in which
the condominium is located to correct an improper description of
the units or common elements.

(ii) The petition may be brought only if:

1.   The unit owners, at a special meeting
called for that purpose, vote to petition the court to correct a
specific error by a vote of at least 66 2/3 percent of the unit
owners present and voting at a properly convened meeting;

2.   The council of unit owners gives
notice of the special meeting to each mortgagee of record for the
condominium; and