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Fine Time
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What Boards Can (and Can’t) Do
Are there limits to boards’ authority to develop or revise house rules?
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The Roof Rights Reversal
Does the Business Judgment Rule allow a board to violate its own rules?
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Altered States
What must a co-op or condo board do to modify its policies for a disabled resident?
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A Change of Mind
What happens if a board approves construction – then changes its mind?
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The Sins of the Father
Can you be booted out of your apartment for a crime you didn’t commit?
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Death and Liability
Death and liability.
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When an Artist-in-Residence Is Not an Artist
What happens when a non-artist moves into a zoned artists’ loft?
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The Battle at Bluff Point
What happens in a community when homeowners do not follow restrictive covenants?
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Reasonable Accommodations
What happens when a board questions the good faith of an owner’s request for a “reasonable accommodation”?
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