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· 8/24/2017

The Germantown Manor Homeowners Association, Inc. v. GGAT Development Corp.

Syllabus

Appellee, homeowner's association, filed suit against Appellants, owners of lots in the development, to collect association fees. The trial court held that Appellee, a non-profit corporation, was not authorized to formally assess association fees until it elected a board of directors. Tenn. Code Ann. § 48-58-101. The trial court charged Appellants' with association fees accruing after the election of the board and also denied Appellants' counter-complaint for quantum meruit damages allegedly accrued for upkeep of certain common areas, which remained under Appellants' ownership. Discerning no error, we affirm and remand.

Judges: Judge Kenny Armstrong

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