Our client, a newly formed condominium association within a master-planned community, faced an unforeseen legal challenge. A lender, who had previously financed the construction of the condominiums, attempted to foreclose on several acres of land critical to the association—a move that posed serious risks to the community’s property rights.
This case centered around the complex interpretation of covenants within the condominium’s horizontal property regime (HPR). Despite our client’s ownership of the land as a common element and the extinguishment of security interests following the sale of the condominium units, the lender pursued foreclosure. Our team needed to:
Despite our detailed findings and multiple appeals, the lending institution disregarded our position, forcing us to initiate litigation.
Our team of experienced attorneys at McCullough Khan Appel took swift and strategic action:
Our successful outcome not only reaffirmed our client’s property rights but also emphasized the importance of meticulous legal scrutiny and advocacy in condominium and real estate matters.
Are you facing legal challenges related to property rights or covenant interpretation? Contact us today to discover how McCullough Khan Appel’s dedicated team can offer the guidance and representation you need. Learn more about our services in Property Disputes and Property Contract Disputes and Development Entitlement and Consulting.
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