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Only one of the joint members can be a director at one time and only the person whose name appears first on the share certificate can vote – unless the co-op’s rules say otherwise. All joint members are responsible for paying any assessments, levies, dues, fees, payments and other charges relating to membership and the co-op can collect that money from any joint member. | Only one of the joint members can be a director at one time and only the person whose name appears first on the share certificate can vote – unless the co-op’s rules say otherwise. All joint members are responsible for paying any assessments, levies, dues, fees, payments and other charges relating to membership and the co-op can collect that money from any joint member. | ||
==When can a co-op end a person’s membership?== | |||
A co-op can end a person’s membership in any of the following cases: | A co-op can end a person’s membership in any of the following cases: | ||
*if the person does not pay rent, occupancy charges, or other money they owe for the use of the premises. | *if the person does not pay rent, occupancy charges, or other money they owe for the use of the premises. | ||