N.Y. Cooperative Corporations Law (CCO)
New York's general statute for the formation, governance, and dissolution of cooperative corporations (Chapter 77 of the Consolidated Laws). It provides the corporate framework — certificate of incorporation, by-laws, members and meetings, and directors and officers — under which cooperative corporations are organized. While the statute is the namesake authority for the cooperative corporate form, the overwhelming majority of New York (including NYC) residential housing cooperative ('co-op apartment') corporations are instead organized under the Business Corporation Law.
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