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Originally Posted by MTI
Small claims courts usually have a maximum jurisdictional amount and quite a few allow attorneys to represent parties, but tend not to award fees. Small claims courts generally do now award exemplary/punitive damages.
Non profits are not exempt from civil actions. Further, members of boards or employees are not covered under a company or association "errors & omissions" insurance policy if the wrongful acts are 1) intentional and 2) outside of the scope of their duties or powers. If so proven, personal liability may attach. Regardless, if there is notice given to the insurance carrier, it may result in a higher premium to the association . . . which is passed on via fees to all homeowners.
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Thank you, that is very good to know. Unfortunately for the Director who rank amok, he also has left a paper trail in the form of dismissive and non responsive correspondence, all of which I retain, and has in my thinking, damned himself by the very words out of his own mouth.
While it is true I am only one person, there seems to be ample proof that he has gone off the rails, and I think it would be quite foolish for the homeowner's association to ratify his acts, though I am sure he has tried to portray me as a nutjob, or pervert throughout the campus.
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