Can I sue my condo association if they breach their contract?

Yes, you can sue your condo association if they breach their contract. In New Jersey, condo associations are governed by the Condominium Act. This Act allows condo owners to sue their condo association if they breach their contractual obligations. This includes failing to provide services in accordance with the contract they signed with owners, providing inadequate services, or any other breach of contract. To file a lawsuit, you must first provide the condo association with a written notice of the breach and the remedy you are seeking. If the condo association does not respond to the notice or fails to provide a remedy, then you can file a civil lawsuit against the condo association. In the lawsuit, you will need to provide evidence that the condo association breached the contract. You may also need to provide evidence of any damages you suffered due to the breach, such as any costs you incurred as a result. If the court finds that the condo association did breach the contract, then it may award you damages for the breach. These damages may include monetary compensation for any losses you suffered or reimbursements for any costs you incurred due to the breach. It is important to note that filing a lawsuit can be expensive and time consuming. Therefore, it is best to work with your condo association to resolve the breach of contract before resorting to litigation.

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