P.R. Laws tit. 5, § 4584
Every member of a housing cooperative shall incur improper conduct when said member, a member of the family unit or a visitor commits any of the following faults:
(a) When the conduct of the member, or any of the persons who reside with him/her in the same housing unit, or through any third party, is unlawful or otherwise causes an unhealthy or dangerous condition for the community or the real property, or constitutes a hindrance against the safety or peace of the neighbors;
(b) when the member or person belonging to his/her family nucleus, or through any third party fails to comply with the bylaws of the cooperative, the housing contract, or the agreements of the Board of Directors;
(c) when the member has conveyed to another person the use of the housing unit, in whole or in part, without due authorization from the Board of Directors, in violation of the written contract established between the parties;
(d) when the member devotes the housing unit to a purpose other than that agreed upon in the contracts with the cooperative;
(e) when the member or a person belonging to his/her family nucleus, on their own or through third parties, alters the structure of the housing unit or causes considerable damage to the property, on their own or through third parties, whether maliciously or negligently;
(f) when the member or a person belonging to his/her family nucleus, on their own or through third parties, physically attacks employees, residents or any other person within the property of the cooperative, and
(g) when the member or a person belonging to his/her family nucleus, on their own or through third parties, vandalizes property belonging to the cooperative or to any of its residents.
History —Sept. 1, 2004, No. 239, § 35.4.