In 2020, an Idaho condominium association changed owners' common-property shares and rental and boat-mooring rules; an October 30 Supreme Court ruling revived a challenge to the ownership allocations ...
The Idaho Supreme Court has brought a legal challenge by condominium owners back to life over disputed changes to shared property ownership. The court ruled that even a large majority vote cannot override laws that protect individual property rights.
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