HOA Liability Dark Area of Community

[stealth2]

So go right ahead and do so, buttercup.

 

[not2cleverRed]

The CC&Rs of my HOA state that no overnight street parking is allowed. If I park my car on the street overnight and get fined and my neighbor does not get fined, if I am not a member of a protected class, then I can't sue for discrimination?

If the reason for the uneven enforcement is just because someone is irritated by you, and not because of your race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, etc. is different from those who are not fined, then NO, you DO NOT have the basis for claiming illegal discrimination.

 

[Pedas2]

If the reason for the uneven enforcement is just because someone is irritated by you, and not because of your race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, etc. is different from those who are not fined, then NO, you DO NOT have the basis for claiming illegal discrimination.

How would a member of a protected class prove that removing a streetlight or fining for overnight street parking is a result of that person's protected class?

 

[Zigner]

How would a member of a protected class prove that removing a streetlight or fining for overnight street parking is a result of that person's protected class?

Can we now agree that this has moved in to "hypothetical" territory?

 

[Pedas2]

Attorneys and legal scholars deal in hypotheticals all the time.

 

[stealth2]

How would a member of a protected class prove that removing a streetlight or fining for overnight street parking is a result of that person's protected class?

Probably by doing their own research.

 

[stealth2]

Attorneys and legal scholars deal in hypotheticals all the time.

And they are paid for their time. I'll do the research for you - for $250/hour. How would you like to set that up?

 

[Pedas2]

Probably by doing their own research.

It was a rhetorical question.

 

[Pedas2]

And they are paid for their time. I'll do the research for you - for $250/hour. How would you like to set that up?

I don't engage in business with people who have pictures of animals in their avatar. Perfectly legal discrimination!

 

[Zigner]

How would a member of a protected class prove that removing a streetlight or fining for overnight street parking is a result of that person's protected class?

They would use the facts of and relating to the matter to show that the specific actions were undertaken due to their being a member of the protected class. This would likely involve research on their part (or on the part of their paid legal counsel) in order to prove such things.

 

[Zigner]

I don't engage in business with people who have pictures of animals in their avatar. Perfectly legal discrimination!

Yep, perfectly legal.

 

[stealth2]

I don't engage in business with people who have pictures of animals in their avatar. Perfectly legal discrimination!

ROFLMAO. I would've turned you down, anyway. Do your own research, buttercup.