§514A-37 - Preliminary public reports. - Hawaii Statutes

     §514A-37  Preliminary public reports.  The commission may issue an effective date for a preliminary public report upon the commission's receipt of a notice of intention the filing of which is complete except for some particular requirement, or requirements, which is, or are, at the time not fulfilled, but which may reasonably be expected to be completed.  Preliminary public reports shall not be used for any sale under a contract for the sale of an apartment in a condominium project, unless the developer of the project has filed with the commission those documents and that information required to be submitted with the notification of intention referred to in sections 514A-31 and 514A-32, including a specimen copy of the proposed contract of sale and an executed copy of an escrow agreement with a third party depository for retention and disposition of purchasers' funds in accordance with section 514A-65.  The developer shall prepare the preliminary public report so as to ensure that the report adequately discloses all material facts which a prospective purchaser should consider in purchasing an apartment in the project, and shall ensure that adequate protection for purchasers' funds has been provided. [L 1977, c 98, pt of §2; am L 1991, c 44, §8]