Boards can take action against objectionable behavior by shareholders or their guests, providing proper notices and holding special meetings to discuss the issue before voting on eviction. (Print: PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESOLUTION)
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Shareholders Face Eviction for Objectionable Behavior in New York City Apartments
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Objectionable Conduct
London Terrace Towers vs. Michael Davis
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When You Kick Someone Out, Have a Heart
Boards need to prioritize when shareholders are complaining about a specific resident.
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When Your Neighbor Goes Rogue
What steps should boards take when a shareholder is making unfounded accusations against another?
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