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The Business Judgment Rule Won't Protect an "Unconscionable" Board
Written by Richard Siegler and Dale Degenshein on February 18, 2014
May a board impose fines and other penalties when homeowners fail to cure a violation, even though the owners claim they are being prevented from doing so by another owner?
That was the question in Tucciarone v. The Hamlet on Olde Oyster Bay Homeowners Association.
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