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Denial of Sale as RetaliationJul 22, 2012

You state that two past members held their seats, did these past members also inflict a huge debt on shareholders and then decide to leave? That's a question.

Morally, one who creates a huge debt especially on affordable housing, which seems to be most of the building, that's generally the case on mixed housing, (they generally have restricted income floors), should morally not create such debt or recuse oneself if one will not be there to assume such debt. On the affordability, during economic times this should be carefully looked into. If votes were taken were they the ones on the floors with the most shares? That would be unfair. That will always counteract the votes on the restricted floors with less shares.

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