In February 2014, our client, a Westchester County condominium association (the “Association”), amended its bylaws to bar smoking everywhere on the condominium property, including inside individual units (the “No Smoking Bylaw”).
Court: Condo Association Has the Right to Amend Bylaws to Bar Smoking Within Individual Units
In February 2014, a Westchester County condo association amended its bylaws to bar smoking everywhere on the condominium property, including inside individual units. One unit ownercontinued to smoke in his unit. Herein is a discussion of the litigation that followed.
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