Condo Spat Spurs a New Rights LawConnecticut lawmakers are taking up a fight between a Stratford, Conn., condo association and a tenant over a $50 daily fine it said it would impose if the woman didn’t remove a mezuza on her doorpost. Democratic Senate Majority leader Martin Looney announced legislation Tuesday that would protect residents’ rights to display religious symbols outside apartment doors.
Attorney: Mezuzah dispute is resolved | Stratford StarA dispute over a condominium owner’s right to put a Mezuzah on the door post of her unit has been resolved, according to the condo board’s attorney. California Condominium resident Barbara
Condo association reverses course on mezuzah ban | JTA – Jewish & Israel NewsCondo association reverses course on mezuzah ban (JTA) — A Connecticut condominium association has reversed its decision to prohibit mezuzahs on the doorposts of residents’ apartments. The Stanford, Conn.-based California Condominium Association’s agreement with residents previously allowed the display of items on doors but not doorposts.
Connecticut condo owner told to remove Jewish religious ornament or face finesA Connecticut condominium owner has been told by the complex’s management association that she must remove a Jewish religious symbol or face fines, advocates told FoxNews.com.
Resident says condo association bans Jewish symbolsA Jewish woman’s Stratford-based condo association has fined her $50 a day for attaching a mezuzah to her door frame, the Times of Israel has reported.
Tenant refuses to remove mezuzah in Stratford | WTNH.com ConnecticutStratford, Conn. (WTNH) — A small Jewish icon is at the center of a condo fight in Stratford. A woman says she’s been told that she needs to take down a mezuzah from her door frame where it’s traditionally placed.
Condo ban on mezuzahs draws queries | JTA – Jewish & Israel NewsCondo ban on mezuzahs draws queries WASHINGTON (JTA) — A Connecticut condominium association has drawn queries from the Anti-Defamation League and a religious rights law office for allowing the display of items on doors but not doorposts. The association’s agreement with its residents effectively bans the display of mezuzahs but not crucifixes and Christmas wreaths.