Court acquits building co-owner for failing to conduct inspections of other owners' units.

The court acquitted the defendant, a co-owner of a multi-unit building, of charges for failing to conduct annual and five-year inspections and maintain a building book. While the defendant had established a building book and performed inspections for her own unit, the court found she could not legally compel other co-owners to undergo inspections of their private units. Consequently, the prosecution's claim that she neglected her statutory duties was rejected due to the lack of control over other owners' premises.