A state appeals court gives shape to the definition of "housing-related disputes" that are subject to alternative dispute resolution under the Condominium Act.
January 12, 2012 at 06:35 PM
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A state appeals court on Thursday gave shape to the definition of “housing-related disputes” that are subject to alternative dispute resolution under the Condominium Act.
Mandatory ADR applies to “any matter arising directly from the condominium relationship,” the Appellate Division said in Bell Tower Condominium Association v. Haffert, A-3218-10.
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