Georgia community association law
Association powers & records
O.C.G.A. § 44-3-231 (POAA)
What the law requires
The Property Owners' Association Act sets out the association's powers and the records it keeps. Associations in Georgia are also nonprofit corporations, so the Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code supplies member inspection rights that the association acts do not duplicate.
What it means for boards & managers
Georgia does not put association records rights in one place. Read the association act alongside the nonprofit corporation code before answering an inspection demand.
Read the full text
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This summary is for orientation and is not legal advice. Statutes are amended; confirm the current text of O.C.G.A. § 44-3-231 (POAA) with the official Georgia code, and consult counsel for specific situations.
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