Is Quorum Required for Election Of Directors by Written Ballot?
May non-member of homeowners’ association serve as director of association?
An appellate court in Georgia has held that a quorum is not required for election of the directors of a homeowners’ association when the election is conducted by written ballot as permitted by the association’s bylaws and not at a meeting of the members. It has also held, pursuant to a quirk in homeowners’ association law, that a non-member of the association may not serve as a director, even though the articles of incorporation of the association provide that directors need not be members of the association.
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