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Tex. Prop. Code Chapter 82
Texas Uniform Condominium ActGoverns condominiums created on or after January 1, 1994 under the Texas Property Code. Covers creation of condominiums, association powers, assessments and liens, insurance, records, resale certificates, and transition from declarant control.Official source on statutes.capitol.texas.gov
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