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Sponsor's Obligation to Conform to Building Code Not Waiveable Allocation of Boat Slips Protected By Business Judgment Rule Co-Op's Ejectment Action Dismissed

5 minute readApril 01, 2022 at 01:52 AM
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NYRE Staff
Co-ops and Condominiums

Sponsor's Obligation to Conform to Building Code Not Waiveable

Tribeca Space Managers, Inc. v. Tribeca Mews Ltd, NYLJ 12/30/21 p. 21, col. 6, AppDiv, First Dept. (memorandum opinion)

In an action by condominium board against condominium sponsor for failure to construct the building in conformity with plans and specifications and the building code,

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