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  By: Robert A. Pacelli, Jr. The Connecticut condominium association lien, also called the  “Nine-Month Priority Super Lien,” provided in C.G.S. Sec. 47-258  gives Connecticut common interest communities a powerful tool to collect unpaid  charges owed by... Read More

By: Robert Pacelli Under Connecticut condominium law, owners are required to pay a wide variety of charges, such as for maintenance, yard work, etc.  What happens to monies owed the condominium association when a unit... Read More

By: Robert A. Pacelli, Jr. The Connecticut Common Interest Ownership Act, gives condominium associations the power to impose reasonable fines against unit owners who don’t follow the association’s rules.[1]  The Association’s power to levy fines usually... Read More

  As a Connecticut condominium association board, or a property manager, you likely have encountered problems caused by tenants, unless your community is a co-operative (which often have rules requiring owner occupancy).  These problems can... Read More

Under the Connecticut Common Interest Ownership Act, the condominium association is responsible for managing condominiums in Connecticut.  Included in this power and authority is entering into service contracts with other to provide services to the... Read More