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Just Because You're Board President Doesn't Mean You Get a Roof Deck
Written by Frank Lovece on October 11, 2013
It's a story as old as co-ops and condominiums: Someone gets on the board, and someone else accuses him or her of using the board position for personal gain. And in the case of a condo in Alphabet City, as the area of letter-name streets in Manhattan's East Village is known, a lawsuit involving a roof deck installed without permission seems as simple as ABC. Or is it?
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