Zlotnick v. Crisp
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
EDGERTON, Circuit Judge.
In August 1948 Broadmoor Co-operative Apartments,' Inc., hereafter called Broad-moor, bought the Broadmoor Apartments building. Appellant Zlotnick had occupied apartment 102 for over 20 years. It and the adjoining apartment 100 originally had one bedroom each, but in 1931 the bedroom of 100 was detached and added to 102.
Broadmoor set out to restore the building largely to its original condition, sell the apartments to individuals, and operate on what is called a “cooperative” basis. Floor plans and a prospectus were prepared describing the apartments and the proposed…
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