Florida Appeals obtained reversal of a final judgment granting Appellee homeowner association’s action for injunctive relief, which compelled the Appellant homeowner to perform certain maintenance and repairs to the exterior of her home and property. The 6th DCA agreed the Appellee failed to state a cause of action for injunctive relief because the Declaration provided Appellee the option of performing the necessary maintenance and repairs at Appellant’s expense, which the Appellee chose not to attempt to utilize. Therefore, Appellee had an adequate remedy at law, and Appellant’s motion to dismiss the action should have been granted.
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