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In Illinois, condominium ownership is governed primarily by the:

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D) Illinois Condominium Property Act

The Illinois Condominium Property Act governs the creation, management, and operation of condominiums in Illinois.

Answer Options
A
Illinois Condo Act
B
Illinois Property Code
C
Uniform Condominium Act
D
Illinois Condominium Property Act
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property-typesreal-estate-regulationscondominium-ownership

Key Terms:

Illinois Condominium Property Act765 ILCS 605condominium declarationunit ownershipcommon elements

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