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The Recovery of Money
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Terms of Agreement
A recent increase in apartment renovations means the common alteration agreement needs an upgrade.
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Legal Lessons: Amenities
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Amenities: disability claims, water damage and insurance, creating roof space, and alteration agreements.
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Who Pays for the Lawyers?
Who pays for legal fees and for what?
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Alterations Not Altercations
An essential document: the alteration agreement. What you need to know to make them a little less daunting.
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Tales of the Unexpected 3: Preventing Surprises - Alteration Agreements
Rules and procedures boards need to know about before starting a renovation.
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A Slippery Slope
Heffernon v. Baltictown – good practices go a long way
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Alterations Resume
Stopping authorized alterations
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Workmen's Comp: Slip Sliding Away
Making sure contractors have proper insurance
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