I'm in New Hampshire. A former Board replaced a gas grill which had rusted out. The Board voted to suspend use of the new grill during winter months, and asked for a show of hands from the owners present at the annual meeting. The grill is used almost exclusively by one owner year-round, and he was furious saying that the former Board had no right to limit use of the grill because it was here when he bought his condo and it is part of the common areas. The new board agreed with him and overturned the vote of the former Board and the show of hands vote of the owners. New board feels that because the old Board acted erroneously, both their vote and that of the owners became a moot issue. Who is right?
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