P.R. Laws tit. 15, § 1160
Should a meeting be convoked and it is not possible to hold it for lack of a quorum, it shall be recorded in the minutes, and a new meeting shall be convoked immediately, to be held within the next ten (10) days, for the same purposes. At said meeting, seven (7) members of the Board shall constitute a quorum and its agreements shall be valid with the vote of six (6) of its members.
Should there be a lack of a quorum on this second occasion, the Secretary shall record it in the minutes and the Chairperson shall proceed with the meeting and the matters to be discussed therein; the members attending shall constitute the quorum, and the decisions made in the meeting shall be valid with the majority vote of the members present.
History —June 12, 1992, No. 12, § 10.