Sandy Creek Condominium Ass'n v. Stolt & Egner, Inc.

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• stating condominium association had standing to bring fraud claim even though all units were not affected by allegedly fraudulent statements pursuant to statute authorizing it to act in representative capacity in relation to matters involving the common elements or more than one unit
• board, rather than unit owners, had standing, even though “not all unit owners were affected”
• condominium association had standing to sue developer for fraudulently misrepresenting to unit owners that the buildings as a whole were generally free of defects and constructed in substantial compliance with the condominium plans

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