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Your Prop Lease (and probably your House Rules) should have provisions that no Shareholder
nothing to do with House Rules. If there's a substantial health or nuisance issue, other protections kick
of the building, but it should always be written in the house rules or somewhere that it can be accessed and read
Dom: I agree with other posters that going in-house with laundry facilities isn't worth
member abiding by the house rules? If yes to both of the above, I'm satisfied. The rest doesn't concern
difference in knowledge and diligence. We have a house counsel. In actuality it is an attorney who lives
is named something really awful like "Hitler House."
We have a house attorney who handles closings, letters to shareholders, modest legal
. There is NO contract between the co-op and the renter. When a renter misbehaves or breaks the house rules, we notify
. of Housing and Preservation Development (HPD). Go to www.nyc.gov and keyword in "J51" for more information

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