The plaintiffs had entered into a proprietary lease (lease) with the defendant co-op for a lower floor apartment and basement in the subject building. The plaintiffs had moved for a default judgment against all defendants, seeking “an injunction akin to specific performance of the proprietary lease to allow plaintiffs to install their (HVAC) equipment on the roof or the facade of defendants’ building.”

The defendants cross moved for an extension of time to answer the complaint. The court granted the plaintiffs’ motion against the co-op and its board of directors, (board) but denied the plaintiffs’ motion against the board’s officers individually and denied defendants’ cross motion.”

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