Co-op boards should follow all the requisite notice requirements in the proprietary lease and conduct a fair hearing to terminate a shareholder's lease if their behavior is causing a serious nuisance. (Print: FOLLOW YOUR PROPRIETARY LEASE PROVISIONS PRECISELY)
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Co-op Boards Must Follow Legal Steps to Address Objectionable Conduct
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Shareholders Face Eviction for Objectionable Behavior in New York City Apartments
Boards can take action against objectionable behavior by shareholders or their guests, providing proper notices and holding special meetings to discuss the issue before voting on eviction. (Print: PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESOLUTION)
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Objectionable Conduct
London Terrace Towers vs. Michael Davis
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When You Kick Someone Out, Have a Heart
Boards need to prioritize when shareholders are complaining about a specific resident.
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When Your Neighbor Goes Rogue
What steps should boards take when a shareholder is making unfounded accusations against another?
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