- Jurisdiction
- Florida
Hi,
Florida Statute (Condominium Act) Title XL §718.112 says
"...
2. When a unit owner of a residential condominium files a written inquiry by certified mail with the board of administration, the board shall respond in writing to the unit owner within 30 days after receipt of the inquiry.
..."
What exactly qualifies as an "inquiry"?
Is it generically defined as any kind of question, as in any request for information, response or other action?
Or is there some specific definition of an "inquiry", language or terminology that must be included, etc?
I wrote a Certified Letter to my HOA Board, requesting that they timely fix damage to the common areas of our Condo at their expense, according to the requirements in our ByLaws. It was delivered to them 45+ days ago.
So far, no response or action from them at all -- written or verbal.
I'm getting organized for my next steps, and just wanted to be clear on the def'n of 'inquiry'.
Thanks a lot!
RFtL
Florida Statute (Condominium Act) Title XL §718.112 says
"...
2. When a unit owner of a residential condominium files a written inquiry by certified mail with the board of administration, the board shall respond in writing to the unit owner within 30 days after receipt of the inquiry.
..."
What exactly qualifies as an "inquiry"?
Is it generically defined as any kind of question, as in any request for information, response or other action?
Or is there some specific definition of an "inquiry", language or terminology that must be included, etc?
I wrote a Certified Letter to my HOA Board, requesting that they timely fix damage to the common areas of our Condo at their expense, according to the requirements in our ByLaws. It was delivered to them 45+ days ago.
So far, no response or action from them at all -- written or verbal.
I'm getting organized for my next steps, and just wanted to be clear on the def'n of 'inquiry'.
Thanks a lot!
RFtL
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