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Can condo association go against bylaws to change annual meeting?

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Question:

We are a self managed condo association. The president is drumming up support to have the annual meeting in October instead of September. The bylaws are specific in stating that it is to be held the second Tuesday of September. The president states that common law supports being able to change the date this year. Can we and is it wise to not follow the bylaws?


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