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December, 2004HTML

  • Postal Service Adopts New Standards for Multiple Mailboxes
  • Estimated Tax Payment Due for Nonresidents on Sale of Co-Op

November, 2004HTML

  • While Protecting Individual Board Members, Bylaw Provision Did Not Insulate the Board from Beach of Contract Claim
  • Landmarks Commission's Order to Restore Wall Sculpture Held Constitutional
  • By Signing Offering Plan Individually, As Required by Attorney General, Principal of Sponsor Subjects Himself to Potential Liability

October, 2004HTML

  • Challenge to New Lead Paint Law Dismissed
  • Broker Held Entitled to Commission, Despite Cancellation of Lease Before Occupancy
  • October 15, 2004 Is Deadline for Entitlement to $400 Tax Rebate

September, 2004HTML

  • Tenants' Challenge to Replacement of Door Keys with Cardkeys Fails
  • Disapproval by a Cooperative of a Sale on the Basis of Price

August, 2004HTML

  • Down Payment Need Not Be Returned After 9/11
  • Improper Filing of Notice of Pendency Brings Penalties

July, 2004HTML

  • Court Declines to Enjoin Board from Terminating Leases for Objectionable Conduct
  • Former Building Manager Must Pay Six Years Arrears in Maintenance After Nineteen-Year Deception
  • Liability Insurance Policy Held Not to Cover Costs of Repair to Correct Violation and Prevent Future Damage

June, 2004HTML

  • Business Judgment Rule Cannot Trump Contractual Obligations
  • Subcontractor's Claims Dismissed Against Both Sponsor and Condominium Board
  • Construction Do's and Dont's Discussed at Ganfer & Shore Seminar

May, 2004HTML

  • Co-Op Permitted to Increase Charges to Shareholders to Preserve Their Tax Deduction
  • Co-Op Transfer Filing Fee Challenged
  • Carpeting Requirement Enforced

April, 2004HTML

  • Failure to Object to Unlawful Use Does Not Bar Cooperative from Subsequently Stopping Such Usage
  • Sponsor's Vote for Condominium Board Members Upheld
  • Owner's Liability for "Open and Obvious" Conditions
  • Ganfer & Shore's Upcoming Breakfast Seminar

March, 2004HTML

  • City Council Passes New Lead Paint Law
  • Condo Owners Held Liable for Injuries in Common Areas
  • Ganfer & Shore's Upcoming Breakfast Seminar

February, 2004HTML

  • Misrepresentation Claim in Cooperative Purchase Agreement Not Barred by "Merger" Clause
  • Lead Paint Insurer's Exposure Multiplied
  • The Disapproval of Apartment Transfers

January, 2004HTML

  • Foreclosure of a Co-Op Apartment Does Not Necessarily Mean Free Access
  • Cooperative Corporation Recovers Legal Fees from Shareholder in Contempt
  • Elimination of Storage Space Not a Basis for Rent Reduction