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Case Name	Court	Year
Andrews v. Sandpiper Villagers, Inc.	Appeals Court	2007
Frasier v. Nolan and Twin Lake Ranch Property Owners Association	Appeals Court	2004
Lofts at the Round Condomium Association v. Ware Malcomb, Inc.	U.S. District Court	2009
Mountain High Homeowners Association, Inc. v. Jewett	Appeals Court	2008
Quail Hollow West Owners Association v. Brownstone Quail Hollow, LLC.	Appeals Court	2006

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