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The court dismissed a condominium owner's motion to appoint an administrator, finding the board's stalemate was caused by the owner's own bad faith.
The applicants sought the appointment of an administrator and inspector to oversee a condominium corporation, alleging oppressive conduct by board members regarding the administration of allocated cost contribution fees.
The court denied both requests, finding that the board's inability to meet was caused by the applicants' own bad faith conduct in refusing to attend meetings.
The court found no substantial misconduct or mismanagement warranting the appointment of an administrator as a last resort.
The applicants' concerns about fee administration were found to be reasonable but did not meet the threshold for intervention.
