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The actual law · Michigan
Michigan Condominium Act (MCL §§ 559.101 to 559.276) & Nonprofit Corporation Act (MCL §§ 450.2101 to 450.3192), full text. This is the law your board answers to — read it yourself, then use the owner guides to see what it means in practice.
Annual meeting of shareholders or members for election of directors and conduct other business; failure to hold meeting at designated time or elect sufficient number of directors; adjournment of meeting; court order to hold meeting or election; quorum
Covered in an owner guide
Notice of time, place, and purposes of meeting of shareholders or members; manner; contents; notice of adjourned meeting; notice not given; attendance at meeting; participating and voting by remote communication; meeting without notice
Covered in an owner guide
Books, records, and minutes
Covered in an owner guide
The translation
The statute is the authority; the guides are the translation. Each one walks a real owner problem through the Michigan sections that control it.
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Board of directors; management of business and affairs of corporation; qualifications; powers
Covered in an owner guide
Removal of director; vote
Covered in an owner guide
Regular or special meetings of board; location; notice; attendance or participation as waiver of notice; participation by means of conference telephone or other remote communication
Improvements or alterations by co-owners
Covered in an owner guide
Bylaws governing administration of condominium project; amendments; recording
Bylaws; mandatory provisions; allocation of votes; dispute, claim, or grievance; applicability of subsections (8), (9), and (10)
Covered in an owner guide
Bylaws; permissible provisions
Covered in an owner guide
Books, records, contracts, and financial statements; examination; audit or review; opt-out of requirements of subsection (2)
Covered in an owner guide
Assessment of common expenses; contribution of co-owner
Default by co-owner; relief
Covered in an owner guide
Action to enforce terms and provisions of condominium documents; action for injunctive relief or damages
Covered in an owner guide
Assessment lien; priority; foreclosure; bid; actions; receiver
Covered in an owner guide
Sale or conveyance of condominium unit; payment and statement of unpaid assessments; liability for unpaid assessments
Covered in an owner guide
Action by person or association adversely affected by violation of or failure to comply with act, rules, agreement, or master deed; costs; violation of MCL 559.121 or 559.184a; liability
Prohibited conduct as misdemeanor; penalty; violation as separate offense; consecutive terms of imprisonment; aggregate fines; action by prosecuting attorney or department of attorney general
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