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The actual law · Mississippi
Mississippi Condominium Law (Miss. Code §§ 89-9-1 to 89-9-37), 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.
Mississippi Condominium Law (Title 89, Chapter 9). Most subdivision HOAs are governed by recorded declarations and the Nonprofit Corporation Act rather than a dedicated HOA chapter.
Incidents of condominium grant
Covered in an owner guide
Recording, enforcement and provisions of declaration of restrictions
Covered in an owner guide
Restrictions on sales and leases of units in project; first refusal of management not mandatory
The translation
The statute is the authority; the guides are the translation. Each one walks a real owner problem through the Mississippi sections that control it.
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Liability of owner for assessment upon condominium; lien on assessed condominium; recording, priority, enforcement, etc., of lien
Covered in an owner guide
Lien for labor performed or services or materials furnished
Covered in an owner guide
Acquisition, etc., of personal property by management body for benefit of condominium owners; transfer of beneficial interest
Liabilities of unit owners
Covered in an owner guide
Taxes and special assessments; provisions of declaration enforceable after foreclosure of assessment, tax deed, etc.; exemption as homestead
Covered in an owner guide
Action for partition of condominium project by sale thereof
Action for partition of condominium project by sale; venue; powers of court; sale
Definitions
Condominium constitutes real property
Recordation of plan; amendment or revocation
Covered in an owner guide
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