Condo Board Can Deny Use of Amenities to Get Unit-Owners to Pay Up (NY)

The lawsuits have been dragging on for years at the Promenade, a 209-unit luxury tower in Lenox Hill overlooking the East River. This protracted legal brawl pits two unit-owners against the condo board over such familiar issues as arrears, alteration agreements, bylaw violations, objectionable conduct, liens and foreclosure.   Read the article………………………..

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