Clark v. Ryan Park Prop. & Homeowners Ass’n
Annotate this CaseAppellants, property owners in Ryan Park and members of the Ryan Park Property and Homeowners Association, commenced an action claiming that the Association had unlawfully denied their requests to inspect and copy certain Association records. Appellants moved for an order allowing them to inspect and copy the documents, and also sought costs and attorney’s fees. The district court ordered the Association to make the documents available for copying and inspection but declined to order the Association to pay attorney’s fees or costs. On appeal, Appellants contended that the denial of attorney’s fees and costs was contrary to the provisions of the Wyoming Nonprofit Corporation Act. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the district court did not err in finding that the Association had made reasonable efforts to satisfy Appellants’ requests and in finding that the Association did not act in bad faith.
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