§ 18610 Nonprofit Member Liability
This law says a person who belongs to a nonprofit group isn’t personally responsible for the group’s contracts unless certain things happen.
Alex, a member of a nonprofit, signs a lease for the group’s office and gets a lower rent because the landlord offers a discount.
Because Alex got a benefit (the lower rent) from the lease, Alex could be on the hook only for the amount of that benefit, not for the whole lease, unless one of the other listed situations applies.
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§ 18610 Nonprofit Member Liability
Last verified: January 10, 2026