Schwarzmann v. Ass'n of Apartment Owners

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• holding that court would not second-guess actions of directors absent a showing of fraud, dishonesty, or incompetence, and that directors could not be held personally liable without a showing that they acted in bad faith or knowingly condoned wrongful or negligent conduct
• condominium owners had no cause of action against association’s board members for negligent infliction of emotional distress relating to unforeseeable water damage
• “Absent a showing of fraud, dishonesty, or incompetence, it is not the court’s job to second-guess the actions of [condominium] directors.”
• condo owners - 13 - No. 79264-4-I/14 precluded from suing board directors and members individually under business judgment rule
• state has recognized that mental anguish may result from intentional interference with property interests

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