As previously discussed on this blog, the state
law that governs common interest associations in Washington state requires those
associations to comply with numerous requirements relating to meetings.
However, it also limits the consequences associated with a board's failure to
comply with those requirements. The law first states that actions of a board
that do not comply with meeting-related requirements are valid unless set aside by a court. It goes on to state that an
action seeking relief for a board's failure to comply with those requirements
may not be brought more than 90 days after the minutes of the meeting at which
the action was taken are approved or the record of that action is distributed
to unit owners, whichever is later.
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