Re: Co-op board wants me to get rid of my puppy :(

"Emily Carroll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I *personally* would contact an attorney.  I believe they are legally
> required to inform you of these changes in a traceable manner.  If they
> can't do that, then they shouldn't be able to force you to place your
puppy.
>
> --


Agreed.  This amounts to a significant change in the co-op agreement.  A
significant change such as this would usually require a signature of
acknowledgement.  A note under the door is not sufficient notification of
such a significant change.  Tell the manager that you will not be "getting
rid" of your dog until you have contacted your attorney to verify the
legality of this request.

Robin


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