Westchester Coop Boards have new law to deal with. The parade of horrible litigation over rejections could result. A minefield of legal complication for boards and management to navigate.
The new local law amendment requires boards to provide a notice of rejection to the Westchester County Human Rights Commission with 15 days of notifying prospective buyers of a denial. It also requires coop boards to disclose their minimum financial requirements to potential buyers.
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