A Condo Association Board of Directors Member WAS accused of causing the failure of a sale, which had a Lis Pendens, by the sellers Attorney to the Associations Attorney. Investigations have proven the claim to be untrue. Should a defamation suit ensue?
The Managing Agent and Board demanded the resignation of said Board Member prior to investigations - whose ploy appears to have begun as early as the October 8th Board Meeting when the Managing Agent & two Board Members, creating a quorum, opted not to have the meeting violating 3 Davis Stirling laws and one HOA Bylaws item where said Board Member was to be seated. Said Board Member was seated the following month when the Chairman was in attendance. Any recourse against the Board?
The Managing Agent and Board demanded the resignation of said Board Member prior to investigations - whose ploy appears to have begun as early as the October 8th Board Meeting when the Managing Agent & two Board Members, creating a quorum, opted not to have the meeting violating 3 Davis Stirling laws and one HOA Bylaws item where said Board Member was to be seated. Said Board Member was seated the following month when the Chairman was in attendance. Any recourse against the Board?
