· 8/10/1981
County of Maui v. Puamana Management Corp.
Citations
- 631 P.2d 1215
- 2 Haw. App. 352
- 1981 Haw. App. LEXIS 234
How courts have described this case
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- “There is no definition of hotel usage in the ordinance and it is hotel usage that this case is all about.”
- \There is no definition of hotel usage in the ordinance and it is hotel usage that this case is all about.\
- even though organized short term rentals of condominium units had attributes of a hotel, it did not have all the attributes of a hotel as defined in the ordinance
- even though organized short term rentals of condominium units had attributes of a hotel, it did not have all the attributes of a hotel as defined in the ordinance
- county’s position that a renter must manifest an intent to make a condominium unit his permanent home in order for it to be considered a residential use was “on its face, absurd”
- Clearly, the units in question do not fall within the definition of hotel in the ordinance because it is obvious from the pleadings that Puamana does not consist of a single building.”
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Judges: Hayashi, Padgett, Burns
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