Courtney Le Beau use of mailing list

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- 05/21/2025 at 3:07 pm #9203
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  I do not intend to spread falsehoods. Yesterday I received information from Manager Albrecht “clearing up what appears to be a point of confusion. Courtney completed the Association Records Request Form and walked it over to Brooke.” Actually I was not confused at all, I was very aware of what I heard and there are witnesses who have confirmed this. At no time did Manager Albrecht state that Courtney had filled out the form. Today Manager Albrecht asked if I would be “revising the RSF Post article that contains the erroneous info.” Although there was no erroneous info to correct, this is my revision.
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Taking Issue with Phil Trubey's Legal Interpretation
It is always dangerous when non-legal people start quoting the law. They rarely get it right and Phil Trubey is no exception. Mr. Trubey would have you believe that the Board of Directors does not owe a fiduciary duty to its members. That is, quite simply, wrong. The California Courts, in recognition of the increasingly important role played by private homeowner’s associations, have imposed a fiduciary duty owed by such associations to their members. See ⎁Cohen v. Kite Hill Community Assn. (1983) 142 Cal. App. 3d 642. – Almost30

We revisited, after 10 years, Osuna Ranch.
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