A Delaware homeowner representing herself won part of a default judgment against her community’s developer; the court ordered pond and ditch maintenance and disclosure of records behind an alleged $44,329.59 HOA loan
- Representative Image (AI-generated)A Delaware homeowner who represented herself in court has secured part of the relief she sought from her community’s developer, but not everything she asked for.
- The court ordered the developer to address maintenance problems involving ponds and ditches and provide information and documents concerning an alleged $44,329.59 loan involving the homeowners association.
- According to an October 5, 2026 order from the Delaware Court of Chancery, the ruling came after the developer failed to defend the case, leading to a partial default judgment.
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- Representative Image (AI-generated)A Delaware homeowner who represented herself in court has secured part of the relief she sought from her community’s developer, but not everything she asked for.
- The court ordered the developer to address maintenance problems involving ponds and ditches and provide information and documents concerning an alleged $44,329.59 loan involving the homeowners association.
- According to an October 5, 2026 order from the Delaware Court of Chancery, the ruling came after the developer failed to defend the case, leading to a partial default judgment.
Sources: Times of India