Mitigating disputes between unit owners and unit owners associations under the Washington uniform common interest ownership act.

Summary

The bill lets unit owners, associations, declarants and others sue to enforce rights under the Washington uniform common interest ownership act, but unit owners must first give the association 21 days to cure a violation or respond. If the association does not act, the owner may file suit and the court can award actual damages and reasonable attorney fees. It also encourages parties to use alternative dispute resolution to settle conflicts.

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