Property Ownership
Under the Pennsylvania Condominium Act (68 Pa. C.S. §3101 et seq.), what document establishes the fundamental legal framework for a condominium?
AThe community bylaws adopted by the homeowners association
BThe Declaration of Condominium recorded in the county recorder of deeds✓ Correct
CThe homeowners association's annual budget and reserve study
DThe property management agreement between the association and manager
Explanation
The Declaration of Condominium is the foundational document that creates the condominium under Pennsylvania law. Recorded in the county recorder of deeds, it describes the condominium property, defines individual units and common elements, establishes the association, and sets forth the rights and obligations of unit owners.
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