Condominium Association Administrator Appointment Upheld During Appeal

A party appealed a lower court order that appointed an administrator for a condominium owners' association, challenging the necessity of the appointment given that the association had a board of directors and a general meeting was imminent. The appellate court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the power to appoint an administrator during appeal proceedings derives from the need to ensure the proper management of the association's affairs, and a pending general meeting does not automatically negate the urgency or necessity for an interim measure, especially when procedural issues regarding the board's authority or effectiveness are involved, thus upholding the initial appointment.