A lot of boards want to hang on to their power. Co-op shareholders have a mechanism for getting around that, but a lot of condo unit-owners do not.
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Condo Elections
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Removal of Directors
BCL Sec. 706
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Election and Term of Directors
BCL Sec. 703
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Got Employees? New Rules to Follow
Heads up! There are new staff requirements concerning elections, abortion, and yes, lactation.
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4 Steps to Annual Meeting Success
Taking charge of notices, proxies, quorums, and counting the vote.
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Vote of Shareholders
BCL Sec. 614
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Cumulative Voting
Business Corporation Law, Section 618
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The Prez and I
One couple, two ways of doing things.
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Election of Officers
Seth Sahr on Business Corporation Law, Section 715.
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Limits on Voting
The best way to ensure that elections reflect the will of the shareholders is for shareholders to know their rights.
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