Madowitz v. Woods at Killington Owners' Ass'n

Dooley, J.,

¶ 28. dissenting. The flaw in the majority’s decision and rationale lies in its statement, “we agree with the Association that there is something troubling about the discrepancy between the declaration and the deeds and powers of attorney.” Ante, ¶ 22. Rather than acting on what it finds troubling, the majority enables developers to perpetrate a consumer fraud on the condominium purchasers, ironically all in the guise of implementing the Vermont Condominium Ownership Act, which, at its heart, is a consumer protection statute. Cf. Am. Condo. Ass’n v. IDC, Inc., 844 A.2d 117, 128…