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What is the earliest that a 'governing document' be considered 'entered into'?
San Luis Obispo, CA
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This is a very basic terminology question that I'd like answered before proceeding in defending myself in a legal dispute.
What is the earliest time that a governing document can be considered "entered into?" Specifically, this is pertaining to CC&Rs for a condo. Can this document be considered "entered into" before I purchased the property? Answers (1)
Steven Alan Fink
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If the CC&R's were recorded before you purchased the property, you are subject to them when you purchase the property, even if you never read them.
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