You have used your condominium"s health club facility for years when your board changes its required membership agreement
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An Unhealthy Health Club Agreement?
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How to Revise Governing Documents
Check your bylaws and lease for internal inconsistencies and conflicts with the law, then explain the documents to shareholders before revision.
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Co-op Board’s Authority to Amend Bylaws?
Are there any implicit limitations on the board’s ability to amend the bylaws?
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Memory Central
If you don’t have total recall of your building’s history, you could be in trouble.
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Right of First Refusal With a Twist
How do bylaws allow the board’s “designee” to exercise the board’s right of first refusal?
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Are Pets Permitted? Are Partners Permitted?
Two cases, two questions, one about pets, the other one on life partners and residency.
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Keep Detailed Records
Keeping detailed records will help your board should an amendment be challenged.
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Enforcing the Rules - Rosen Livingston & Cholst
What can a board do to enforce its rules and policies in the face of open insurrection by a resident?
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G Is For Governing Document (Co-ops)
Understanding the “docs” is the key to smooth operations.
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G Is For Governing Document (Condos)
Power can be limited, so know how to yield it.
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