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i found out that a recently deceased officer of the bod, one that i had faxed a request to have removed from office due to her homophobic hare speech comments she made about a recently resigned long-term treasure, who also happened to be my neighbor,and her fabrication of negative comments that she said i made to her regarding my garage neighbors. Luckily my neighbors knew me from before they moved in the bldg, so they questioned me about it, and i saw that she was trying to place a divisive wedge among neighbors, we got along fine.
For over 20years she has not been paying sublease fees, carrying it as unsold shares, however it was a non eviction plan, she evicted the current resident,the tenant told me about it, i think they set her up with bad legal, i have to find out her name.
She moved in one daughter and husband , and i think another daughter and husband, over 5 years of occupancy by family members.
in the proprietary lease and ib the by laws there are many stipulations, if one of your family members moves in it is no longer unsold shares, a holder of unsold shares cannot evict tenants to place themselves or their family member in apartment/
she was also mother in law of the bod pres, and she bought at least after the conversion plan was in effect for 5 years.
she may have even bought from another unsold shares owner in a back room for all i know
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