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Session Laws, 1986
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HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                    2025

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(4) A suit for enforcement   of the warranty on general

common elements shall be brought only by the council of unit

owners. A suit for enforcement of the   warranty on limited common

elements may be brought by the council of unit owners or any unit
owner to whose use it is reserved.

(d) Notice of defect shall be given within the warranty
period and suit for enforcement of the warranty shall be brought

within 1 year of the warranty period.

(e) (1) Warranties shall not apply to any defects caused
through abuse or failure to perform maintenance by a unit owner
or the council of unit owners.

(2) THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION DO NOT APPLY TO A
CONDOMINIUM THAT IS OCCUPIED AND USED SOLELY FOR NONRESIDENTIAL
PURPOSES.

11-133.

(A) Within three years following the date on which units
have been granted by the developer to unit owners having a
majority of the votes in the council of unit owners, any lease,
and any management contract, employment contract, or other
contract to which the council of unit owners is a party entered
into between the date the property subjected to the condominium
regime was granted to the developer and the date on which units
have been granted by the developer to unit owners having a
majority of votes in the council of unit owners may be
terminated by a majority vote of the council of unit owners
without liability for the termination. The termination shall
become effective upon 30 days' written notice of the termination
from the council of unit owners.

[This] (B) THE PROVISIONS OF THIS section [shall] DO not
apply to:

(1)  [any] ANY contract or grant between the council
of unit owners and any governmental agency or public utility; OR

(2)  A CONDOMINIUM THAT IS OCCUPIED AND USED SOLELY
FOR NONRESIDENTIAL PURPOSES.

11-134.

Any provision of a declaration or other instrument made
pursuant to this title which requires the owner of a unit to
engage or employ the developer or any subsidiary or affiliate of
the developer for the purpose of effecting a sale or lease of any
unit is void. Any provision of any contract for the sale of any
unit which requires the purchaser to engage or employ the vendor
or any subsidiary or affiliate of the vendor for the purpose of
effecting a sale or lease of any unit is void. The provisions of
this section apply to declarations, instruments and contracts
made prior to and after July 1, 1974. THE PROVISIONS OF THIS

 

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