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Is it legal for a condominium board of managers to use co-op bylaws as a basis for their management.

Asked on 11/09/16, 7:28 am

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Walter LeVine Walter D. LeVine, Esq.

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Yes, if the by-laws cover management

Answered on 11/09/16, 7:35 am

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