Amendments to Governing Documents
The Supreme Court of Florida held, in Woodside Village Condominium Association v. Jahren, 806 So. 2d 452 (Fla. 2002), that an association's amendment to its leasing provision was valid when owners were on notice that leasing provisions were subject to amendment and the amendment was properly enacted. In Woodside, an owner argued that an amended leasing provision was not valid because it should only apply to those owners who purchased their units after the amendment was enacted. The court, however, held that the amendment was valid for all units because the covenant documents provided that the leasing provision could be amended and the amendment was properly enacted.
