A board member should always act fairly when dealing with owners, the condo corporation, and other board members. Otherwise, board members and the corporation can be sued for carrying on improper conduct. Situations that may be considered improper conduct, as it applies to condominium board members and corporations, include: Failing to comply with the CPA, regulations and bylaws Conducting the condominium corporation’s business affairs in an oppressive or unfairly prejudicial way, or in a manner that unfairly disregards the interests of an interested party (which may include the owners, corporation, board member or a registered mortgagee) Exercising the condo board’s powers in an oppressive or unfairly prejudicial way, or in a manner that disregards the interests of an interested party (which may include the owners, corporation, board member or a registered mortgagee)