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Can Michigan board members vote if there is conflict of interest?

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Question:

In Michigan is it against the law for members of the Board of Directors of a Condominium Association to vote for an issue in which they are personally benefited, e.g. voting to extend their terms in office when the By-Laws specify the length of terms to be 2 years.


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