The appellant, the former developer of a condominium, appealed the dismissal of its application to declare the respondent condominium corporation's notices of sale against its units null and void.
The appellant had refused to pay common expenses and a special assessment levied by the new owner-elected board after the appellant turned over control with depleted accounts.
The Court of Appeal upheld the application judge's findings that the special assessment was validly levied under an adopted budget and that the notice provided sufficient and accurate reasons.
The appeal was dismissed.