Gabriel Builders v. Westchester Condominium Association

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• noting that when the legislature is silent, a court may not fill a void through judicial interpretation
• noting that when the legislature is silent, a court may not fill a void through judicial interpretation
• when the legislature is silent, a court may not fill the void through judicial interpretation
• “If [the language of the statute] is clear and unambiguous, a court must enforce it as written and may not resort to other aids for construction.”
• developer’s failure to comply with section 18.2(d) of the Condominium Property Act regarding accounting requirements does not act as a bar to the developer’s suit against a condominium association for funds the association owes to the developer
• developer's failure to comply with section 18.2(d) of the Condominium Property Act regarding accounting requirements does not act as a bar to the developer's suit against a condominium association for funds the association owes to the developer

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).