Md. Code, Real Property § 11-119
This is the official text of Md. Code, Real Property § 11-119, part of Maryland’s Code, Real Property — governs real estate transactions and landlord-tenant law.
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§11–119.
Official statutory text
A person may bring suit against the council of unit owners, or against the condominium unit owners as a whole in any cause relating to the common elements, by service as follows:
(1) If the council of unit owners is a corporation, in the same manner as the Maryland Rules authorize service on a corporation; or
(2) If the council of unit owners is not a corporation, in the same manner as the Maryland Rules authorize service on an unincorporated association.
(1) If the council of unit owners is a corporation, in the same manner as the Maryland Rules authorize service on a corporation; or
(2) If the council of unit owners is not a corporation, in the same manner as the Maryland Rules authorize service on an unincorporated association.
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