What is the consequence of sending a defective notice for a meeting?

Sending a defective notice for a meeting means that the notification process did not adhere to the required legal or procedural standards. Consequently, while the meeting may still occur, any actions or decisions made during that meeting can be challenged due to the improper notice. Members may argue that they were not given adequate opportunity to prepare or participate, violating their rights.

This principle serves to ensure fair treatment and transparency within community associations. If notice requirements are not met, it undermines the legitimacy of the decisions made in that meeting. Therefore, the actions taken can be legally contested by members who feel they were not properly notified.

The other options imply complete prohibitions or assumptions about challenges that do not accurately represent the nuances of community association governance. Thus, option B effectively captures the consequence of a defective notice—highlighting the ability of members to challenge the outcomes of a meeting rather than the meeting’s legality itself.