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Can a board president rescind a letter that was written by the president but voted on and approved by other board members?
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∙ 12y ago
There is no easy answer to your question.
Chaos and dissension can take their toll on volunteer board members, and best practices dictate that a mediated conversation take place in order to discover ways for board members to collaborate.
The role of the board president is to lead the business affairs of the association. Apparently, the letter supports an action, and it's the action that requires focus.
You don't describe the time involved between writing and rescinding the letter, but do describe that the president was outvoted.
You may need a legal opinion as to the propriety of the action covered by the letter and the implication of the board votes.
Above all, transparency of this event -- series of events -- is mandatory in order for the board to retain the trust owners invested in these board members.
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