A recent court case serves as a warning that co-op boards cannot sit back when there’s a dispute between shareholders. In the case Donahue Francis v. Kings Park Manor Inc., Corrine Downing and Raymond Endres, the facts are disturbing yet hardly rare. Kings Park Manor is a rental apartment complex on Long Island where Donahue Francis moved after signing a rental lease. Corinne Downing managed the complex, and Raymond Endres lived next door to Francis. Read the article……………………………………
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