New York Law JournalScott E. Mollen, a partner at Herrick, Feinstein, reviews recent decisions involving determining the primary residence of a New York City tenant with multiple residences, attorney fees, a niece who s
...Law (RSL) are not available where a rent-stabilized building is receiving J-51 tax benefits. In Roberts, the dissenters in the Court...
...and to tender repayment of all J-51 benefits, in consideration for which HPD would deem the certificates granting tax abatement benefits to be...
...quot;A"'s structural report would be remedied, faxed a final certificate of occupancy (C of O) and also stated that he would be...
...the owners, Tishman Speyer and MetLife, received benefits under the City's J-51 Tax Abatement and Exemption Program1. The Court agreed...
...City's Rent Stabilization Law ("RSL") based on their respective receipt of J-51 tax abatements subsequent to their withdrawal from the Mitchell-Lama Program...
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