SN: The cooperative will pay out money even if not everyone leaves the apartment

The Supreme Court ruled that for a housing cooperative to pay compensation for the extinguished tenant's rights after a member's death, only the person claiming the payment must vacate the apartment, not all entitled parties. This decision arose from a case involving the heirs of a deceased couple who had differing claims regarding the apartment's value. The court clarified that the requirement to vacate applies solely to the individual seeking compensation, allowing others to retain their rights without needing to leave the property.