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California common interest developments

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Common areas of the code

Records & disclosures

Civil Code 5200–5240

Fines & enforcement

Civil Code 5850–5865, 5975

Assessments & budgets

Civil Code 5300, 5605

Meetings & elections

Civil Code 4900, 5100–5145