Hot Springs Village Property Owners Association
Homeowners association · AR
Hot Springs Village Property Owners Association is a homeowners association in Arkansas. 7 court cases name the association as a party. Current watch items: Federal housing / civil-rights suit. Compiled from official government records; data as of 2026-10-02.
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Federal housing / civil-rights suitNoles v. Hot Springs Village Property Owners Association (District Court, W.D. Arkansas, filed 2014-01-15) — nature of suit: 440 Civil rights other. Source: CourtListener RECAP archive
Named in a federal caseScarcella v. Hot Springs Village Property Owners' Association (District Court, E.D. Arkansas, filed 2015-07-10) — 751 Labor: Family and Medical Leave Act. Source: CourtListener RECAP archive
Named in a federal caseLewarn v. Hot Springs Village Property Owners Association (District Court, E.D. Arkansas, filed 2026-09-10). Source: CourtListener RECAP archive
State appellate caseCoombs v. Hot Springs Village Property Owners Ass'n (Court of Appeals of Arkansas, 2001-10-31). A dispute involving this association was litigated far enough to reach an appeals court — the opinion says who sued whom and why. Source: CourtListener state-court opinions
State appellate caseCoombs v. Hot Springs Village Property Owners Ass'n (Court of Appeals of Arkansas, 2007-03-21). A dispute involving this association was litigated far enough to reach an appeals court — the opinion says who sued whom and why. Source: CourtListener state-court opinions
State appellate caseGarner v. Hot Springs Village Prop. Owners' Ass'n (Court of Appeals of Arkansas, 2017-10-18). A dispute involving this association was litigated far enough to reach an appeals court — the opinion says who sued whom and why. Source: CourtListener state-court opinions
State appellate caseJB Wayne, Inc. v. Hot Springs Village Property Owners' Ass'n (Court of Appeals of Arkansas, 2007-01-31). A dispute involving this association was litigated far enough to reach an appeals court — the opinion says who sued whom and why. Source: CourtListener state-court opinions
Records on file
| Court cases | 7 case(s) naming the association CourtListener (federal dockets / state appellate opinions) |
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