Contrary to plaintiffs' contention, the circumstances presented by this case did not warrant invocation of paragraph 17 (d) of the subject proprietary lease. Moreover, even if paragraph 17 (d) were applicable, it would not avail plaintiffs since, as mere contract vendees of shares allocated to an apartment in defendant Columbia 160 Apartments, they remained strangers to the cooperative corporation's proprietary lease and consequently were without standing to invoke the rights...
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