Whether Parkway Condominiums I Homeowners Association violated Colorado law through improper foreclosure, legal document filing, and assessment collection policies

A. Whether Parkway Condominiums I Homeowners Association, Inc. violated the law by using illegal name to file lawsuits and on legal administration documents. Whether Parkway Condominiums I Homeowners Association, Inc. violated Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act and Due Process of the 5th Amendment by not providing a notice for foreclosure in a foreclosure action.B. Whether the Resolution of Parkway Condominiums I Homeowners Association, Inc Regarding Policy and Procedures for Collection of Unpaid Assessments of Parkway Condominiums I Homeowners Association, Inc., particularly Provision 9. Application of Payments, (signed on Nov 19, 2013 and effective Jan 1, 2014) was malicious policy.C. Whether Parkway Condominiums I Homeowners Association, Inc. violated Colorado Rules Civil Procedure 11.D. Whether the Declaration for Parkway Condominiums I's Section 5.1 Create of Lien and Personal Obligation for Assessments, where the last statement states that "...'no offsets' or reduction thereof shall be permitted by any reason including, without limitation, any claim that the Association or the Executive Board is not properly exercising its duties and powers under this Declaration'." violated CCIOA and Petitioner's Equal Protection Rights of the 14th Amendment and Due Process of the 5th Amendment.E. ii F. Whether Colorado Court of Appeals erred by not holding Denver District Court accountable for its legal errors to refuse to acknowledge Parkway Condominiums I Homeowners Association Inc's violations of the law. G. Whether Colorado Supreme Court agreed with the Court of Appeals' opinion issued on Aug 24, 2023 by denying Hanh Ho Tran's certiorari. I iii ;'^