Taylor v. Wellington Station Condo. Ass'n

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• holding that director’s status as twenty-five percent shareholder in developer was insufficient to show bad faith
• finding that in general, corporate directors and officers cannot be personally liable for corporate acts absent actual wrongdoing in the form of fraud, self-dealing or unjust enrichment to trigger individual liability
• restating the general rule of director immunity from suit; however, holding that there was enough evidence of self-dealing to preclude summary judgment for the directors
• officer of developer cannot be held individually liable simply because of status as director of association

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