When a co-op decides to evict a shareholder for objectionable conduct, is it the board or the court who rules ultimately?
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Objectionable Conduct – Again
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Reasonable Is as Reasonable Does
May a co-op’s managing agent reject a potential buyer of unsold shares solely based on the co-op’s “financing rule”?
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The Business Judgment Rule
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