Let's say a special meeting is held. A quorum is present and accepted in good faith at the time of the meeting, but subsequent to the meeting it is determined there was not a quorum because one attendee did not meet the qualifications. The Special Meeting involved recall of Board members, in other words, a serious action. The actual vote to recall done in the meeting met the majority requirements. The meeting met all the requirements of the bylaws except for the quorum. The convening group for the special meeting when it learned there was not a quorum declared the meeting was not valid. Should the meeting and results have stood according to Robert's Rules. The quorum was not challenged at the time of the meeting.
