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CEBULAR v. COOPER ARMS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION PART- II

CEBULAR v. COOPER ARMS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION PART- II
08:30:2006

CEBULAR v. COOPER ARMS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION




Filed 8/21/06





CERTIFIED FOR PARTIAL PUBLICATION*





IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA





SECOND APPELLATE DISTRICT





DIVISION FIVE












JOHN CEBULAR,


Plaintiff, Appellant,


and Respondent,


v.


COOPER ARMS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION,


Defendant, Respondent,


and Appellant.



B182555


(Los Angeles County


Super. Ct. No. NC035208)



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Third, the assessment method is not unreasonable merely because plaintiff disagrees with its wisdom. Our Supreme Court has explained, â€





Description Declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions whereby owners converted form of ownership of building in which they lived from a stock cooperative to a condominium, with each unit owner casting a number of votes in proportion to number of shares said owner had in cooperative and with common area and other assessments being similarly apportioned, did not violate state common interest development, unfair business practices, or nonprofit corporation laws.
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