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Condominium Unit Owner Has Common Law Right to Examine Books

Although a condominium unit owner is not entitled under the Business Corporation Law to examine the books and records of a condominium, an unincorporated association governed by the Real Property Law, there is a common law right of a stockholder to examine the books and records of a corporation. Because the unit owners of a condominium own the common elements of the condominium and are responsible for common expenses, the common law right of a stockholder to examine the books applies to a unit owner of a condominium.  Pomerance v McGrath, 650129/11, 9454, 1st Dept. 3-7-13

 

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