K.S.A. §58-4604
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Bill of Rights Act — Duty of Good Faith

Imposes a duty of good faith on all parties — associations, boards, and unit owners — in the exercise of rights and performance of obligations under the Bill of Rights Act.

Status Active
Effective Jan 1, 2011
Verified Apr 15, 2026
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Statutory Text Verified Aug 5, 2026 · OTHER
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Imposes a duty of good faith on all parties — associations, boards, and unit owners — in the exercise of rights and performance of obligations under the Bill of Rights Act.
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