“Power Corrupts, and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely” in Washington DC, in Trenton, and whenever New Jersey Community Associations Impermissibly Seek to Exceed their Authority to Govern the Property Rights of the Association Members They’ve Been Entrusted to Represent
Community Associations in New Jersey are permitted by statute and, ideally, result in well-run communities where fellow property owners share the costs of common areas, municipal services, insurance, taxes, etc. Sometimes, these shared costs include amenities such as swimming pools, retention basins, nature trails, capital improvements, etc. In the best-case scenarios, these Community Associations also…… [..]
