United States:
"Reasonable Accommodations"
02 February 2017
Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP
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What happens when a board questions the good faith of an
apartment owner's request for a "reasonable
accommodation"? What are the standards a court looks to? Two
recent cases – Matter of Delkap Management v. NYS
Division of Human Rights, decided by an appellate court, and
Temple v. Hudson View Owners Corp., decided by a lower
court – address these questions.
Originally published in Habitat Magazine, January
2017
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