Appellate Division Affirms Annulment of License Agreement to Affix Private Dock to Property Owner’s Association Community Docks (NY)

The Lattingtown Harbor Property Owner’s Association, Inc., (“POA”) entered into a license agreement, dated November 29, 2017, with another member, Peter Tully, granting an exclusive right to affix private docks to the POA’s community dock in exchange for a license fee and services provided to the POA by Tully’s construction company. Another member of the POA, Peter Beckerman, brought an Article 78 Proceeding against the POA to annul the license agreement, alleging that the POA acted outside of the scope of its authority.    Read the article…………………………………

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