Condo property includes both common elements and limited common elements. What kind of confusion can this cause?
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Limited Common Elements
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Whose Terrace Is It Anyway?
Does the board have the right to use a unit-owner’s terrace to make repairs to the building?
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A Judgment Grows in Brooklyn
What happens when repairs prevent a unit-owner from using his terrace for more than two years?
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Who's Responsible for Terrace Doors?
If terrace doors are not mentioned in the proprietary lease, who is responsible for them?
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The Intransigent Terrace User
Shareholder’s right to maintain a terrace structure
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