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Was It the Price? Or Were They Not Nice?
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An Unhealthy Health Club Agreement?
You have used your condominium"s health club facility for years when your board changes its required membership agreement
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I Heard the News Today, Oh Boy
Can a board be defamed by a community newsletter?
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Whose Terrace Is It Anyway?
Does the board have the right to use a unit-owner’s terrace to make repairs to the building?
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Going, Going – Not So Fast
Can the board rescind a decision to auction off common spaces?
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When the Co-op Interferes in a Sale
Make sure you know exactly what your shares include before you sign on the dotted line.
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Election Season
Contested elections. Sometimes you just can’t avoid them.
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Do Your Rules Really Exist?
The board thought it had specific power; turns out they gave it away.
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The Long and the Short of It
When a subtenant takes in tourists, who’s responsible?
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The Battle for the Extra Rooms
Who has the right to use ancillary rooms directly outside the service door of a specific unit?
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