At Stanford University, new matriculated students are students who are in a graduate program for the first time. Students starting a second graduate degree are not considered new students and therefore are not guaranteed housing.nformation on community housing may be obtained from the Community Housing web site, by mail or in person at 482 Galvez Mall, Suite 110, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-6034, by telephone at (650) 723-3906, or by email at communityhousing@lists.stanford.edu.
The Master Deed. The Master Deed is where it all starts. Condominiums are a âcreature of statute.â That is, they are a special legal form of property ownership enabled only through a special law called the Massachusetts Condominium Act, General Laws Chapter 183A.
The drafter can be flexible and provide that limited common areas must be repaired by either the condo association or the unit owner. The master deed will often impose restrictions upon the use of units or rights of first refusal for the trustees or other unit owners. Care must be taken here to ensure that the units remain marketable while also protecting the serenity of unit owners. Rights of first refusal are discouraged these days.