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CORPORATE VILLAGE, LLC, Defendant-Appellant and SOUTHERN BANK Missouri Cases

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Corporate Village Owners Association, Inc. sued Corporate Village, LLC, seeking quiet title to undeveloped land within a condominium development and a declaratory judgment regarding development rights. The circuit court ruled in favor of the Association, declaring the undeveloped area a common element and that the Declarant's development rights had expired. The appellate court affirmed, deeming one point abandoned for failure to comply with Rule 84.04(e) and holding that the Declarant had not legally "created" additional units under the Uniform Condominium Act before the development rights expired.

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