The beachfront Hollywood Beach Resort’s associations dismissed their lawsuit claiming the former property manager turned a blind eye to improper dealings by board members and helped divert association funds.

The Hollywood Beach Resort has 1,976 timeshares, two commercial units and 360 residential condos that are rented, meaning permanent residents aren’t legally allowed, according to a court filing. The resort at 101 N. Ocean Drive is overseen by the master Hollywood Beach Hotel Owners Association Inc. and the Hollywood Beach Resort Condominium Association.

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