Can a house rule apply to only one owner?
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Can A Rule Apply to Only One Owner?
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Co-op Non-Payments: What Proof Do You Need?
What proof do you need when you sue a shareholder for non-payment?
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Has the Board Actually Acted?
Make sure that when the board takes action, it does so in accordance with its governing documents and law.
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A Judgment Grows in Brooklyn
What happens when repairs prevent a unit-owner from using his terrace for more than two years?
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Objectionable Conduct – Again
When a co-op decides to evict a shareholder for objectionable conduct, is it the board or the court who rules ultimately?
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Right of First Refusal With a Twist
How do bylaws allow the board’s “designee” to exercise the board’s right of first refusal?
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When It Comes to Defaults, Which Has More Weight?
When a sponsor is in arrears to both a lender and a condominium, can the condominium get some of the money it is owed before the lender does?
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When a Transfer Is Not a Transfer
May unit-owners transfer their condo unit when to do so avoids foreclosure in order to pay a debt?
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Bamboo Invasion
May a board impose fines when shareholders fail to remediate?
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Hell on Wheels
May the city install bike share terminals in front of your building?
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