Those housing units assigned to the cooperative, which it holds in a conversion and which it acquires by any other legal means shall be pro-common elements. Said units may be transferred or encumbered. Once transferred to a member-owner, they shall cease to be a pro-common element and become a private element. As long as they are pro-common elements, their maintenance and conservation shall be the responsibility of the cooperative, without prejudice to its right to take action against former owners or others, if that were the case, as provided in the general rules.\nHistory —Sept. 1, 2004, No. 239, § 35A.6.
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