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Husband and wife hold majority vote in Minnesota Condo Association

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Minnesota Condo Association ponders legality of majority vote 012915 resized 600

I own a condo unit in a new Minnesota Condo Association.

One of the Condo Association members owns four condo units, and his wife owns another two condo units.  Together, this gives them the majority vote in all meetings.

Is this legal?


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