The co-op board in Lower Manhattan is taking New Year's resolutions in the summer during their annual meeting. They also use the opportunity to address foreseeable problems by changing house rules and bylaws.
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As Luck Would Have It
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Taming the Rule Breakers
Three ways to get shareholders to behave themselves.
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Ruling the Roost
A new list of house rules causes a kerfuffle.
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Times Change, and So Should the Rules
Why ignoring updates to bylaws and house rules is bad practice.
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The City’s Demographics Are Changing
House rules need to keep up with shifts in population, wealth, and, most importantly, technology.
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Are There Limits On Lobby Rules?
Co-op boards have uncommon power over common areas.
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Conflict Over House Rules
Bruce Cholst on Braun v. 941 Park Avenue.
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Rent Stabilization Law
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Conflict Over House Rules
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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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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