The board's responsibility in a noise dispute between residents depends on how the courts interpret governing documents.
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Fighting Noise with Noise
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Can Shareholders Have Roommates?
RPL Sec. 235-F
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Vote of Shareholders
BCL Sec. 614
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Vote of Shareholders
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Front Money
Borrowing from Peter (and Jane … and Bob …) to pay for capital improvements.
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Dealing with Difficult Residents
The bane of communal living: the difficult resident.
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A Broker in the House
For 15 years, I have sold my neighbors
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Don’t Misbehave
The different ways co-ops and condos cope with objectionable conduct by residents.
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How to Ward Off Criticism Over Refinancing
Keep all shareholders informed of the steps you take when considering refinancing.
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Warning Signs
Disruptions at an annual meeting may be signs of serious problems within the building.
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