approved his review of the records.  Davila's attorney stated that he had the
right to review the records under the Declaration of Covenants and the Texas Non-Profit Corporation
Act and was only seeking a convenient time to conduct this review.  Davila's attorney copied several
documents.
	Upon discovering what occurred, Newton contacted Davila's attorney and demanded the
return of the documents.  Davila's attorney inventoried the documents and returned the copies to
Newton with a cover letter dated December 9, 1998.  The letter states that in addition to the
documents inventoried in the letter, Davila's attorney also reviewed transcripts of Board meetings.
Davila's attorney apologized for going behind Newton's back, but stated that he believed he was
within the scope of the Declarations.  He agreed that he "stepped way over the line of
professionalism andethics."  Davila's attorney requested that if Newton intended to set a hearing
regarding this matter, the hearing be set in conjunction with the summary judgment hearing on the
17th or after the holidays.  Newton was present at the hearing on the 17th, but no motion to
disqualify Davila's attorney was filed.
	The case proceeded with the amending of petitions and discovery, until on March 1, 1999,
Davila's attorney withdrew from the case on his own initiative.  On May 26, 1999, Davila's attorney
filed a notice of reappearance, and on June 3, 1999, he filed a motion for summary judgment that
was set for a hearing on July 1, 1999.  On June 23, 1999, the Association filed a motion to disqualify,
which was also set for hearing on July 1, 1999.  The