Tuscany Grove Association v. Peraino

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• holding that bylaws that impose greater restrictions on owners than those contemplated in the Condominium Act are valid and enforceable
• holding that the plaintiff’s action in obtaining approval of the lawsuit by petition did not ratify the litigation where the language of the pre-litigation voting provision envisages voting at a meeting with the required quorum
• holding that the plaintiff’s action in obtaining approval of the lawsuit by petition did not ratify the litigation where the language of the pre-litigation voting provision envisages voting at a meeting with the required quorum
• stating under Michigan law, contractual language is given its “plain and ordinary meaning, avoiding technical and constrained constructions”
• \Condominium bylaws are interpreted according to the rules governing the interpretation of a contract.\
• \Condominium bylaws are interpreted according to the rules governing the interpretation of a contract.\

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