The residents of a Manhattan condominium building along the Hudson River bearing President Donald Trump’s name have the right to remove the name from the building, a judge found.

Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Eileen Bransten issued a bench ruling on Thursday in which she said that a licensing agreement signed by the residents of the Upper West Side condo building at 200 Riverside Blvd., which is called Trump Place, that allowed them to adorn the building with Trump’s name does not bar residents from removing it.

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