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Recognition Refusal
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What Is “Reasonable”?
May a unit-owner recover damages when the HOA refuses to allow their disabled visitors to park in a no-parking area closer to their home?
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Fighting Over Fitness Faults
May a tenant recover damages for an injury suffered in the exercise facility of a co-op where he has signed a liability waiver?
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You Didn’t Tell Us
May a unit-owner recover damages under the Fair Housing Act based on a claim of disability discrimination when her HOA insists she clean her patio?
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Who Owns the Apartment After Foreclosure?
Who owns an apartment after foreclosure?
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Sponsor Down Payments
Are boards responsible for sponsor defects?
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You Can Complain
May an owner of a co-op apartment successfully sue her neighbor based on complaints the neighbor made about noise coming from the plaintiff’s apartment?
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Recovering for Damages
May a tenant recover damages for experts, attorneys’ fees in other proceedings and treble damages for unlawful eviction where their apartment was uninhabitable?
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Recovering Attorneys’ Fees
May a party to a contract recover attorneys’ fees under an indemnification provision of the agreement?
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An Issue of Discrimination
Were fair housing laws violated?
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