Condo Association At Boca Pointe Sues Couple For Screaming, Slamming Doors

Alleged Outbursts At Meetings. Unauthorized Deliveries To The Wrong Door…

BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2025 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — If the claims filed by Imperial Royale at Boca Pointe are true, Murray and Margalit Feit are not the sort of neighbors you want to be living near. The Imperial Royale At Boca Pointe Condominium Association is suing the Feits, claiming their behavior and actions are not only violating condominium rules, but affecting the way residents live their lives. The suit seeks not only financial damages, but a court order basically demanding that the Feits calm down.

Here’s key language from the complaint filed in Palm Beach County Civil Court, and obtained by BocaNewsNow.com. We start with allegations that include…

“Constant and repeated outbursts of yelling in the hallway common element areas by Defendant Murray Feit causing great disruption to the residents. Constant and repeated slamming of their Unit door. The Unit door is also in need of repair. The Feits have made no effort to ensure that the door closes in a manner that doesn’t disturb the other residents.

The Feits proceeded with a substantial remodeling of their Unit initially without obtaining the necessary permits requiring the Association to demand all work cease until permits were applied for and obtained by the applicable governmental agency.

The Feits contractor misstated, either intentionally or negligently, that permits were not needed for the massive remodel of their Unit. Various instances of abusive and improper comments to the Board of Directors and management staff rising to the level of harassment. The Feits have been improperly receiving deliveries without notifying the staff and using the front door for these deliveries a violation of the Association’s policies and procedures. The Feits have posted paper signs on your Unit door to “not enter.” The Feits have denied representatives of the Association access to their Unit as needed to inspect ongoing construction.

The construction activities within the Feits’ Unit resulted in a water intrusion event damaging the unit below their Unit and the Feits have failed to take responsibility for this occurrence.The Feits’ contractor damaged the tile flooring in the common element area which will now necessitate significant repair work and/or potential replacement of the flooring to which the Feits will be held fully financially responsible for all such costs incurred by the Association.”

Here’s what the condominium association seeks from the Court: “WHEREFORE, Plaintiff respectfully requests that this Court: Take jurisdiction of this cause and of the parties to this action. Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction against Defendant Murray Feit to immediately cease making constant and repeated outbursts of yelling in the hallway; Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction against Defendant Murray Feit to immediately cease repeatedly slamming of Defendants’ Unit door; iv. Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction requiring the Unit door be repaired in order to eliminate and/or reduce the loud sound made upon the Unit door closing in a manner that doesn’t disturb the other residents;

Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction requiring the Defendants cease all work within their Unit until permits are applied for and obtained by the applicable governmental agency and/or provide proof of obtaining such permits; Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction requiring the Defendant Murray Feit cease making abusive and improper comments to the Board of Directors and management staff; Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction requiring the Defendants cease using the front door for deliveries; Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction requiring the Defendants cease posting paper signs on their Unit door to “not enter;” vili. Grant a mandatory and permanent injunction requiring the Defendants cease denying representatives of the Association access to their Unit as needed to inspect ongoing construction; and Enter an award of reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs incurred herein from Defendants, in favor of the Association, Award such other and further relief to the Association as the Court deems proper.”

The condominium association is represented by Scott J. Lee of SJW Law Group of Wellington. The Feits had not filed a response to the suit that had been processed by the Palm Beach County Clerk of Courts as of Sunday morning. Read the complete suit, below.