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The Business Judgment Rule
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Absolute Power (Almost)
Weisner v. 791 Park Avenue Corp. - rejection with or without reason
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Beware of Discrimination
The Biondi cases – discrimination and personal responsibility
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Booted Out
Objectionable conduct leads to eviction
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How Much Power?
Horowitz v. 1025 5th Ave Corp. – can the board make any rule it wants?
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A Slippery Slope
Heffernon v. Baltictown – good practices go a long way
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The Scruffy Dilemma
Parkchester North Condominium v. Nicholas Quiles – condos say no to pets
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Fighting Over Flip Taxes
Fe Bland v. Two Trees Management Co. - taking care when imposing flip taxes
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Non-Owner Blues
Consult with counsel before adopting a sublease fee.
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Dealing with Defaults
Don’t be discouraged with defaults
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