The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Villas Condominium, Inc., 74 So.3d 593 (Fla. 2d DCA 2011), erred because sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 . . . Specifically, the Second District found that sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 do not “restrict . . . like Granada is limited to the enumerated circumstances set forth in sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 . . . Specifically, section 718.1124(1) provides that a unit owner may petition the court for the appointment . . . association in circumstances that do not fall within those enumerated in sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 . . .
. . . the trial court had no statutory basis to appoint a receiver under sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 . . . Similar to the argument advanced below, Granada Lakes contends that sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 . . . We disagree with Granada Lakes’ assertion that sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 restrict the . . . See §§ 617.1432(1), 718.117(7)(a), 718.1124(1). . . . All Seasons does not cite to sections 617.1432, 718.117, and 718.1124 in support of its holding. . . .
. . . order appointing a receiver to manage the affairs of a condominium association pursuant to section 718.1124 . . . movants for the appointment of the receiver, failed to comply with the notice requirement of section 718.1124 . . . Section 718.1124 provides in part: If an association fails to fill vacancies on the board of administration . . . Appellant contends the phrase, “At least 30 days prior to applying to the circuit court ...” in section 718.1124 . . . We hold section 718.1124 requires a mov-ant for the appointment of a receiver to post a notice of the . . .