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The Battle at Bluff Point
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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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The Meaning of “And”
What does “and” in a lease really mean?
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Floor Price vs. Board Price
Can a co-op’s board reject a sale because it believes the purchase price is too low?
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Injured and Angry: Who’s Responsible?
A worker falls from a scaffold in the boiler room and is injured. Who’s responsible?
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The Seesaw World of Condo Foreclosures
What exactly is “the first mortgage of record”?
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Can a Purchaser Lie with Impunity?
What happens when a buyer lies to the board?
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Who’s on the Hook for Attorneys’ Fees?
What happens when a shareholder accused of improper renting wants his attorneys’ fees reimbursed?
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The Board and the “Over Board”
What if you had to share power with another board?
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Was It the Price? Or Were They Not Nice?
Board members don’t have to disclose why they rejected a buyer – until they’re sued.
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