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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 707 — Time-share ownership

707.24 Termination of time shares.

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707.24 Termination of time shares.
(1)Termination by agreement. All time shares in a time-share property may be terminated only by agreement of the time-share owners having at least 80 percent of the time shares, except that the time-share instrument may require approval by a greater majority.
(2)Recording of agreement.
(a)An agreement to terminate all time shares in a time-share property shall be evidenced by a termination agreement which meets the requirements of s. 706.05
(2)for recording, is signed by each of the time-share owners who agree to termination under sub.
(1)and provides that the agreement will be void unless the agreement is recorded before a specified date.
(b)A termination agreement shall be recorded in the office of the register of deeds of each county in which a portion of the time-share property is located and shall be effective only upon recordation.
(3)Agreement without sales contract.
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