New York Law Journal
...BACKGROUND Obolewicz is the owner of residential condominium apartment unit 4V in a building (the building) located at 80 Riverside...
...Generally, a condominium is restricted from selling any portion of the common elements to a...
...located at 1775 East 17th Street, in Brooklyn, New York. Joseph...to be converted into a condominium building. Martin Daskal asserts that...
...Etal. (17625/11)—Ex Parte Order SignedSouth First Condominium v. W 23 Metropliantan (9191/10)—Case Disposed...
New York Law Journal
...buildings located at 1629 16th Street, N.W., then wholly owned...provisions of" the District's Condominium Act of 1976 (as amended...
...recoupment of costs and attorney's fees incurred by co-ops and condominiums, and indemnification for damages. This column discusses these decisions and...
...a condominium from entering into an agreement related to the use of common elements [Cohen v. Bd. of Managers of 22 Perry Street, 278...
...is the fee owner of a loft building located at 47 Thames Street in Brooklyn, New York ("the building"). According to the parties, as well...
...Retropolis, Inc., Plaintiff-res-ap, v. 14th Street Development LLC Defendants-Appellants-res _________________________ Cutler Minikes &...
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