Above the 'drop ceiling' and between it and the concrete slab above is an area referred to as the 'plenum.' The ceiling of each unit is actually a 'drop ceiling' below the next concrete slab. The Churchill is constructed of a series of horizontal concrete slabs attached to and supported by a rectangular structure of steel girders and beams. Together these documents form the governing documents for the organization. The CC&R'S were followed with House Rules documents.

Built originally as an apartment complex, it was converted into a condominium association in 1976, at which time its Declaration of Establishment of Covenants, etc. The Churchill was built in 1960 with construction completion in 1962. Roberta Ritter is the trustee of both trust entities and a plaintiff in this litigation. The Ritter & Ritter, Inc., Pension and Profit Plan, and Ritter and Ritter Family Investment Trust, purchased adjoining units in The Churchill. Minton and Roberta Ritter, are brother and sister. 1 Each of the individual directors is also an owner in the building and receives no compensation for their services as director. The individual defendant and appellant directors of The Churchill are Tibor Breier, Martha Brown, Theodore Nittler, Ruth Hochberg and Basil Anderman ('the Board'). Defendant and appellant (The Churchill) is a California Non-Profit Mutual Benefit Corporation. The Churchill is a 110-unit, 13-story condominium building in the 'Wilshire Corridor' in the Westwood area of Los Angeles California.

Chodos and Rehema Rhodes Defendants and Appellants. Minton Ritter Feldsott & Lee, Stanley Feldsott and Martin L.

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