Arizona HOA Case Reviews

February 28, 2009

Wild west justice for HOA owners

Filed under: Uncategorized — pvtgov @ 12:04 pm

The Arizona Superior Court special action appeal of an administrative law judge decision upheld, and affirmed last week, the order that the  administrative hearing adjudication of HOA disputes was unconstitutional.  This affirmation was made one day before the time limit for a response set by the Superior Court Judge, and on the same day a letter introducing new facts in the case was received by the judge. The facts showed that there were no real parties in interest prior to the filing of the appeal and that the case was “fictitious.”  There is no acknowledgement of the letter nor a response to these important facts by Judge McMurdie. This is a gross miscarriage of justice!

 

It is the policy of Arizona to favor the HOA industry with special laws and privileges that deny its citizens “fair trial” due process and the equal application of the law.  Perhaps in these times of financial hardship on the state, and on developers, homebuyers should speak out with their pocketbooks and buy homes at substantial discounts that are not in HOAs.  Homebuyers, avoid the mismanagement of HOAs; the blind adherence to arbitrary rules by “political machine” ruling boards; the divisiveness caused by the HOA attorneys who insist on enforcement, with no compassion; the lack of support and protection from your public government; and without having to be married to your neighbors who will not join in your just  fight for fair treatment against board abuse.  Ask yourself, “Who needs it?” 

See The State of Arizona will not protect buyers of HOA homes!

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