What does “and” in a lease really mean?
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The Meaning of “And”
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Will this @#**#! Ground Lease Ever End?
How one co-op reclaimed its land and became whole.
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Stuart Saft, Holland & Knight
How to turn a flood of short-term rentals into a trickle.
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Allen H. Brill, Brill & Meisel
When a sweetheart lease is transferred, the board should look for new opportunities.
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Enforcing a Pet Prohibition; Pets in the Elevators
May a tenant maintain a pet in an apartment even after she signed a “no dogs” agreement? Is being forced to take your dog in the service elevator discrimination?
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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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Recovering for Damages
May a tenant recover damages for experts, attorneys’ fees in other proceedings and treble damages for unlawful eviction where their apartment was uninhabitable?
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Land Lease
An East Side co-op fights an exorbitant increase on their land lease and wins.
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’Til Death Do Us (A)part(ment)
Inheritance issues for the unmarried.
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